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Creative Spark’s bold, no nonsense identity for hair loss brand Leo
Leo is billed as a “hair rejuvenation brand”,founded by duo Jason Saks (who carries the rather sweet, and quite funny job title of Director of Hair Loss) and his son Joe, with the broad aim to make hair loss feel “less isolating and less complicated”. According to Manchester-based design agency Creative Spark, which has created the superb new identity,...
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Ideogram
How&How
2026, Canada, AI
Another Collective’s identity for smash burger brand Brusco deftly reinvents classic burger joint design tropes
Food trends are a funny old thing aren’t they. And just as design trends are never just about ‘aesthetics’ – the ‘what something looks like’ divorced from the world around it, food trends aren’t just about ‘edible stuff’, or ‘what things taste like’. Such movements both hold up a mirror to, predict, and feed back to us (literally, in the...
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The Stack Group
Fourth Canvas
2026, Nigeria, Technology, Finance
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Packaging:
Now You See It
Packaging expert Lisa Cain shares her opinion on Studio Bland’s work for Australian butter brand Bu Deli....
Koto breathes new life into Floridian arts institution The Norton
The Norton Museum of Art began life in 1941 in West Palm Beach, Florida, and in the near-century since, its whole raison d’être has been based around its role as a place where “art and life meet as a part of everyday art”. As such, it acts as more than a look-don’t-touch-style gallery space: the garden, gallery and restaurant are...
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Smart Stream
Pony
2026, UK, Finance
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Escola + Natureza
Polar
2026, Brazil, Conservation
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Packaging:
Friction Kills Fantasy
Packaging expert Lisa Cain shares her opinion on Beta Design’s work on Fussy’s refillable hand soap....
OlssønBarbieri rewrites the rulebook on ‘formality’ in its melodrama-infused Theaterbaren identity
Oslo’s Nationaltheatret (simply translated to English as National Theatre) first opened its doors more than a century ago in 1899, and has since come to not only reflect, but actively shape cultural identity in Norway. Having staged everything from more traditional Norwegian dramas from the likes of Henrik Ibsen to experimental contemporary works, the building itself is also a marriage...
Mecca Coffee by Christopher Doyle & Co.
Sydney-based Mecca Coffee started life in 2005, and has since become one of the city’s leading specialty coffee roasters, importers, and retailers. To mark the company’s 20th anniversary, Christopher Doyle & Co. (Ortto, Machine Screen Printers, New Aim), which is also based in Sydney, was brought in to evolve its brand identity across “packaging, merchandising and collateral systems,” Doyle explains....
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