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Exactly how Apple Music used sound to build its new brand identity

Two people stand behind a wooden lectern that reads “NICER TUESDAYS”. To the right, a 3D render of a small, rounded figure in a bright pink hooded outfit.

Can motion design have a “body language”? Studio Kiln thinks so

14 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

A bottle of Avignonesi wine stands beside its matching cardboard packaging. Both feature a colourful, abstract illustration and a label that reads “Avignonesi Nobile di Montepulciano Late Release 2016”.

Atelier Bingo puts its own spin on a ten-year-old Tuscan wine

13 October 2026

“Less bank, more life”: Barkas gives Nigerian digital bank Kuda an identity with the pace of Lagos

13 October 2026

An illustration of a stylized figure in olive green, holding two detached heads in their hands. Bold black text across the centre reads “ONLY HUMANS CAN HUMANISE TECHNOLOGY”, with the letters “POV” appearing in large, chunky type below.

POV: AI needs mascots and only humans can make them

12 October 2026

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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 3D render of an underwater scene featuring a wooden treasure chest overflowing with glowing yellow spheres. A blue, cloud-shaped character with square eyes floats above the chest, surrounded by small fish and sandy seabed.

Xsolla (the biggest gaming company you’ve never heard of) gets a retro-futuristic identity from Pentagram partners

The Manchester City football club crest in light blue on a dark navy background. Below it, a white hand-drawn scribble on a bright blue background.

Manchester City Women becomes the first WSL team have its own distinct identity

8 September 2026

Stamps, labels, and codes: Vrints-Kolsteren draws on transport and industry to rebrand a pizza restaurant on the move

1 September 2026

Designing for 3 billion: how Instagram built a brand system that celebrates everyone’s point of view

“Instagram has evolved”: the process and craft behind Instagram’s first major refresh in over ten years

Nicer Tuesdays LA: Get tickets for The New Company, Arielle Bobb-Willis, ilovecreatives and Bill Rebholz in September!

Berlin Museum’s makeover borrows typefaces from the U-Bahn and currywurst stands

Accept & Proceed’s new system for Vans is a lesson in how to inject clarity into an iconic brand

A 3D render of a dating app interface on a smartphone screen. Under the heading “Explore”, four categories are shown with glossy icons: a red tulip for “Long-term Partner”, a pink diamond ring for “Serious Daters”, a blue crescent moon for “Free Tonight”, and a red heart lollipop for “Short-term Fun”.

Tinder’s first rebrand in nearly a decade channels the voice of a dating columnist

A red poster featuring a black and white photograph of a person playing a saxophone. Bold text above the image reads “PRESENTING THE FINEST JAZZ SINCE 1959”. Below the photo, smaller text reads “RONNIE SCOTT’S JAZZ CLUB” and “47 FRITH STREET, LONDON, W1D 4HT”.

More of a performance than a fixed system, Ronnie Scott’s new identity does a typographic dance

Art school students and Bob Design brand refresh a 750-year-old London market with collaged pictograms

Rapha’s brand identity is rebooted with six bespoke typefaces inspired by vintage cycling ephemera

A collection of graphic design materials for “Bristol Dockyards”. The pieces feature bold, chunky typography in pink, olive green and dark brown.

How&How’s colourful and collaged Bristol Dockyards rebrand makes nautical cliches walk the plank