06 November
Doha, QA
Doha, QA
Rovinj, HR
Baku, AZ
Munich, DE
Domenic Lippa and team create a typographic love letter to London shown on the capital’s most iconic big screen.
Marina Willer and team create a special set of bronze drain covers celebrating the engineering bringing cleaner water to the city.
Marina Willer and team create the brand identity and campaign for the 2026 Festival.
Samar Maakaroun and team create a dynamic bilingual identity connecting languages, disciplines and voices across the Arab region.
Giorgia Lupi writes and designs a visual essay for The New York Times on craft, A.I. and what gets lost when we skip the slow part.
Emily Oberman, Luke Hayman, and teams design an elegant identity inspired by the building’s architecture that allows luxurious details and striking imagery to take center stage.
Jon Marshall and team create the industrial design of camera hardware for developers.
Angus Hyland and team create the environmental graphics for Cass Art’s new King’s Cross store exploring the materials and chemistry behind some of the world’s best-known paintings.
Natasha Jen, Eddie Opara and teams develop the brand strategy and visual identity for one of the nation's most enduring orchestras.
‘All Our Blood’ is a new large-scale installation by Harry Pearce, presented in the landmark Jushin Kaikan building at the inaugural Kyoto YouMe Triennale, and featuring music by Peter Gabriel.
Giorgia Lupi and team design a commemorative identity for the 40th anniversary of MTA Arts & Design.
Natasha Jen and team design the identity for Storefront for Art and Architecture's annual benefit.
Harry Pearce and team create the brand identity for a major new cultural event in Kyoto, Japan.
The collaboration takes inspiration from the classic song ‘Manhattan’ and benefits 92NY.
Luke Powell, Jody Hudson-Powell and team have developed a bespoke typeface family for Japan’s primary digital banking and payments provider.
Domenic Lippa and team create the visual identity and signage for the 24th edition of the capital’s premier design event.
Paula Scher and team design the identity for a collection of short plays and monologues exploring the state of American democracy and civic life.