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Granola is a brand that’s certainly made itself known in recent months – at least to those using various lines on the London Underground. Indeed, there was a time when you could barely move for its ads; its assertions that Granola was ‘not for breakfast’. Those ads certainly caught my eye, then – especially in a sea of similar things...
Gander
2026, USA, Food
Packaging expert Lisa Cain reviews Willow & Blake’s visual identity and packaging design for postpartum hair loss brand Bouf....
If you’ve heard of Mozilla, it’s probably thanks to Firefox, the search engine perhaps most famous for its dedication to the more utopian ideals of the internet – things like remaining an independent company, making its software open source; and its promises to block trackers, offer a built-in VPN, put its users in control of AI, and never sell their...
Studio South
2026, New Zealand, Space
“Nano-hydroxyapatite” isn’t exactly memorable – it takes a few tries to even attempt to figure out how to say it, and I’d wager that there aren’t too many people who can tell you what on earth it is, beyond “some sort of chemical, probably?” One thing that is memorable, however, is the brand identity for Bastét – a new oral...
Young Jerks
2026, USA, Design
Packaging expert Lisa Cain reviews A Friend Of Mine’s work for The Cocktail Cabinet’s recipe card packs for home bars and cocktail lovers....
Arguably, we’re approaching a time that could be seen to be ‘post-woo-woo’ – as in, those things that have long been dismissed as daft; the preserve of silly women and charlatans and people whose lives revolve around cats and an unmistakable whiff of Nag Champa – are becoming increasingly acceptable. With the concept of ‘wellness’ now well and truly established...
TBC
2026, UK, Food & Drink
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