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Why the retro brand identities of Biabum studio have illustration built into their DNA

“Strong and sporty”: Nymzo is the trendy chess brand designed for a new wave of players

Welcome to Hot Cottage, the jack of all trades design studio that zigzags between methods and mediums

Children’s toys don’t need to be an eyesore with Odd Works’ tasteful identity for Toyto

Children’s toys don’t need to be an eyesore with Odd Works’ tasteful identity for Toyto

A glass bottle of yellow perfume sits on a tan surface. The label reads “AKIKO MORI, Eau de Parfum 50 ml 1.7 fl.oz. APLOMB”. A gold-coloured cap is sculpted to look like melting wax dripping down the silver neck.

From wax seals to postal stamps, Aplomb perfume’s packaging has the intimacy of a handwritten letter

29 October 2026

Hono’s label branding for Temper cider animates the last rally of the 2008 Wimbledon final

26 October 2026

A person with curly hair and glasses smiles while standing at a wooden lectern. Beside them is an illustration of a white figure standing before a large, green, cloud-like tree.

Joanna Blémont didn’t get to a 2,000 frame animation without doing a few “bad drawings” first

13 October 2026

Two people smile behind a podium that reads “NICER TUESDAYS”. To the right, a 3D render shows the bottom of a dark, faceted bottle with the word “Rolls” embossed on the base.

Mother Design on why packaging is the only thing a designer can say to the customer

12 October 2026

A yellow skincare jar with a silver lid sits atop a blue rectangular box. The jar is labelled “ALAENA” and “Peeling acides de fruits ( Peeling fruit acids )”. The box features the Latin and French phrase “PRIMUM NON NOCERE EN PREMIER, NE PAS NUIRE.”

Skincare has never looked so good: Odds’ identity for Alaena strikes a soft balance between science and nature

21 September 2026

Why a Japanese potato chip bag lost its colour

A collage featuring a white egg against a lime green background. The bottom half of the image is a blue paper cutout, revealing a layered, abstract shape beneath.

One person’s rubbish is another’s treasure: This folded photo series transforms trash into objects worthy of still life

Building a brand means building a world – that’s why Blanca Doba’s identity for Bare Earth didn’t stop at a wordmark

Ey Studio avoided ‘gourmet’ trends for something more authentic to rebrand Italy’s most iconic panettone

Miggie Bacungan’s graphic design challenges the artificial flavouring of pop culture imagery

A frosted glass bottle of Bon Elliot “Hydrating Performance Serum” lies diagonally across a white surface. It is surrounded by a red comb, a hairbrush, and red circular graphic lines.

Meet Bon Elliot: the family-run, slow-crafted skincare label from Little Troop

Old matchboxes are igniting new ideas for these Indian creatives

Blurr Bureau gives us a lesson in how to brand something that’s been around forever: Apples

A person holds a smartphone against a bright green background. The screen shows a jar of bouillon with a label that reads “mon bouillon” and “VÉGÉ + GINGEMBRE + SHITAKE”.

Oilinwater approaches branding like an investigator, to build visual systems from rigorous research

Studio Lotta Nieminen’s sophisticated brand identity for Erly leans on exquisite colour combinations and a confident logo

2 December 2025

A blue graphic for a bar features a white outline of a winged horse in the centre. Cursive text at the top reads “Semiprecious”, with “NEIGHBORHOOD BAR” written in smaller capitals below. Additional text includes “DRINKS!”, “OPEN LATE!”, “HANDCRAFTED COCKTAILS” and the address “2839 W 44TH AVE”. Handwritten notes in the bottom right corner mention “Happy Hour” and “Martinis”.

Inside the visual world of Semiprecious, the bar co-owned by a design studio

1 December 2025