Studio Koto introduces “fresh and exciting” visuals to Mystudenthalls.com
The student accommodation search engine has rebranded with a flexible graphic logo and a brighter, more extensive colour palette.
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As design tools improve great collaborations must still be people powered
Powerful collaborative tools are vital to oil the wheels of remote working, but the most successful teams consider human needs first.
Switzerland’s new passport looks to celebrate country’s natural beauty
The new Swiss passport design depicts mountains and rivers, and integrates updated security features.
Royal Mail 2022 Christmas stamps embrace “jewel-like” aesthetic
Baxter & Bailey has worked with illustrator Katie Ponder on six nativity-themed stamps designed to look as if they are emitting light.
Design events to look out for in November
This month’s design events include the Design for Planet Festival, Design Week Ireland and exhibitions on potter Lucie Rie and Stephen Willats’ Control Magazine.
Retail project by Mucca references the site’s fish market past
Tin Building has a bespoke typeface applied cross more than 575 touchpoints for its venues, packaging, signage and merchandise.
Swedish beer Bellman repositioned to tell story of its namesake
Everland redraws wordmark and celebrates composer Bellman in an effort to say more about the Carlsberg-owned pilsner than its alcohol strength.
DNCO brands the reinvented Heal’s Building
The Manufactory’s identity draws on the design heritage of the Heal’s atelier and building to attract a new generation of creative businesses.
Gretel devises “consistent but flexible” framework for Rhode Island School of Design
Replacing an “unorganised” design framework and identity, the new design system aims for “unity without uniformity”.
Barnbrook collaborates on The Horror Show! to explore creative rebellion
Barnbrook has designed the 2D exhibition graphics and visual identity of the three-part exhibition to help explore how horror-inspired counter culture responds to political dissonance and societal unease.
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