Mucho designs “evergreen” identity for Stern Grove Festival
The festival’s new eucalyptus-tree-inspired logo animates to become “a graphic equaliser device” that could play a role in live performances at future festivals.
Buddy Creative designs sand-pattern-inspired bottle for Connie Glaze Vodka
Ripples on the recyclable glass bottle structure and the textured paper label seek to reflect the unique sand-filtration process used to make the vodka.
SomeOne rebrands Eden Project around “notions of balance” and interconnection
Curved lines run throughout the identity, including the joined-up lettering of the wordmark, representing the fact that there are “no straight lines in nature”.
How&How designs “out of sector” identity for energy services company Hometree
The studio looked to add “playfulness” and warmth to the brand with a leading yellow hue and a personified tree, which is the face of customer interaction.
Natural History Museum seeks designer for £300,000 installation project
Designers will work on two to three major installations for an exhibition centred around space exploration which will be aimed at 8-14-year-olds.
Should designers still be creative pitching?
We spoke to designers and the Design Business Association to examine the ongoing debate around creative pitching and discuss alternative paths to landing a job.
Design Council launches research into social and environmental value of design
The first phase will ask designers about barriers to “realising positive impact” and will work towards generating a “co-created, purpose-driven future agenda” for design in the UK.
Design Bridge and Partners designs cancer guide for children and parents
The Oncology Guide takes cues from medical journals and doctors notes while a bespoke logotype has been designed to show the human touch.
Nationwide overhauls its identity for the first time in 36 years
Designed by New Commercial Arts, its new identity features a simplified icon, refined wordmark, functional colour palette and illustrations that look to position it as a “dependable disrupter”.
Michael Wolff delivers design and life lessons in new book
From NB Studio’s new imprint Library Street is a new publication telling the life in branding of pioneering designer Michael Wolff.
Mather & Co designs interactive Belgian Beer World experience
A giant projection of a brewer’s head, an immersive 4D experience and hidden stories about historical brewers feature in the experience.
A crest found in a rare archived book features in this Oxford college’s identity
SomeOne has developed an identity for Oxford University’s 500-year-old constituent college Christ Church using a “one-of-a-kind, hand drawn and painted interpretation” of its crest.
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