Michael Wolff: How I designed the Labour rose
The designer recalls how a serendipitous event led to him designing the Labour Party’s rose and transforming its visual identity in the 1980s.
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Michael Wolff: "Why all the poor logos?"
Michael Wolff scrutinises recent logos which he believes have fallen short and offer little more than “visual nonsense” as he assesses where they’ve gone wrong and how they could have
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How the Elizabeth line was designed
The inside track of everything you need to know about the new railway, from temperature-controlled train carriages to a regal visual identity.
Intermission branding calls time on unsustainable coffee
Witty roast names and animated illustrations encourage customers to take a break and consider the journey of coffee from plant to cup.
Dn&co’s branding for property network ARC is inspired by graph theory
As part of its work for the science-focused real estate network, Dn&co crafted a generative code-based tool.
York City FC’s redesigned crest pays homage to the club’s 100-year history
Designer Christopher Payne has worked with the club and its fans to craft a special edition crest and kit for the side’s 100-year anniversary.
