Venice Biennale Hong Kong pavilion branding, by Hato Studio
Hato Studio has designed the branding for the Hong Kong pavilion at this year’s Venice Biennale, which is centred around the work of multi-disciplinary artist and musician Samson Young. The
Manomasa campaign, by Collider
London-based ad agency Collider has created a new campaign for tortillas snack brand Manomasa. The fun campaign features six colourful illustrations by Spanish designer Ricardo Cavolo. The illustrations look to
Black issue, by Parterre de Rois
Italian art and culture magazine Parterre de Rois has launched its fifth issue, Black. The magazine’s co-founders Molly Molloy and Gianni Tozzi describe the magazine as an “imaginary dinner party”,
Botanica, by Super Symmetry
Netherlands-based studio Super Symmetry has worked on a visual effects and sound project bringing plants to life through music and video. The “musical science” project aims to showcase “the beauty
Émigré magazine exhibition, by The University of Reading
The University of Reading is hosting an exhibition showcasing the provocative former design magazine Émigré. Émigré was founded in California in 1984 by Rudy VanderLans and Zuzana Licko, and looked
Into the Unknown special edition book covers, by Jamie Keenan
The Barbican has teamed up with publisher Penguin Classics to produce a series limited edition covers for famous science fiction novels. Designer Jamie Keenan has reimagined the covers of texts
Why Theresa May’s Brexit means oh shit poster, by Craig Oldham and Do the Green Thing
Designer Craig Oldham has produced a new poster for environmental organisation Do the Green Thing ahead of the UK general election on 8 June. The poster aims to be a
Dr. Martens internal communications, by Music
Brand consultancy Music has worked with clothing retailer Dr. Martens to develop its internal communications strategy. As part of a year-long campaign, Music designed a “brand book” for Dr. Martens
Booths pudding range branding and packaging, by Smith&+Village
Smith&+Village has rebranded Lancashire-based supermarket Booths’ range of cakes and puddings. The redesign looks to position the range as being Booths’ own brand, but also nods to Lancashire bakery Waterfields,
Political cartoons series, by James Gillray
A series of satirical cartoons by James Gillray dating from the 18th and 19th centuries are set to go up for auction in New York, US. More than a dozen
An A-Z Guide to Being a Freelance Designer, by Alan Long
Designer Alan Long has authored and designed a new book called An A-Z Guide to Being a Freelance Designer. The book offers practical advice for people who are new to
New Payments Platform branding, by FutureBrand
Consultancy FutureBrand’s Sydney office has created the visual identity for a new real-time payments platform based in Australia. New Payments Platform is designed to be used by both businesses and
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