Not Wieden+Kennedy took inspiration from the grid-based approach of Swiss style in the identity for this year’s competition ...

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Seven years on from #MeToo, sexual misconduct has far from disappeared. timeTo president Pippa Glucklich asks whether ...

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Led by Koto, the result of the mammoth 18-month project seeks to place brand at the forefront of Amazon’s business ...

The slow fashion brand and magazine’s new issue explores how laziness has long been a story told by the oppressor of the ...

The World of Tony Meeuwissen, released by Paul Hoberton Publishing, delves into the British artist’s playful, dark and surreal illustrations Beginning his career in commercial art at the age of 16, ...

Ryanair’s former head of social explains why the number of brands piggybacking on unhinged content speaks to the lack of ...

It might seem rational, but in attempting to avoid risk your work is more likely to fail, says Ragged Edge co-founder ...

A new collection of Virginia Woolf’s books has been lovingly designed in homage to the first Hogarth Press editions, ...

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Assis uses bold lettering and designs to create meaningful work for clients such as Nike, Snapchat, Facebook and Ru Paul’s Drag Race “I’m always trying to see the good in things and I think that is ...