Japanese baseball players in MLB honoured with unique manhole covers
In a new campaign celebrating the impact of Japanese stars in Major League Baseball, each of its 12 active players have been honoured with a custom-made manhole cover
In a new campaign celebrating the impact of Japanese stars in Major League Baseball, each of its 12 active players have been honoured with a custom-made manhole cover
The creative director of Studio Dumbar/Dept has been balancing client and public-facing projects for most of her career. Here, she talks candidly about the business of studio evolution and running a ‘collective’ where motion is now integral to its working method
New York studio DNCO has redesigned the identity for Dumbo, the Brooklyn neighbourhood which sits beneath the Manhattan Bridge in New York
As craft beer brand Deya turns ten, we talk to Thom Hobson, the artist behind the distinctive look of the young brewery that does things differently
A new campaign for Corona turns the distinctive branding upside-down to reveal an evocative symbol of the perfect time to drink the beer
In a collaboration with sustainable fashion brand Armedangels, the range references Wikipedia symbols and texts and focuses on the importance of free access to knowledge
Justin Coro Kaufman’s cover for rapper Aesop Rock’s new album brings all the graffiti and signage of a shopfront and street scene alive
Auckland FC sponsor ANZ has produced a vinyl record capturing some of the highlights from the team’s first season in sound form
Designed by Jony Ive’s LoveFrom studio, the project pairs an elegant logotype with charming illustrations of the much-loved San Francisco bookstore
Across a series of billboards for the latest typeface from F37, Ellen Ling and Craig Oldham honour the city’s local history, community and sense of humour
This year three Black Pencils were awarded to the design of the Paris 2024 Olympics, a surrealist music video for A$AP Rocky and an Excel spreadsheet-coded animation for Spotify
From Saint Laurent to the LVMH family, luxury brands and fashion houses are developing their own ‘prestige’ entertainment as part of a new wave of film-making