Airtasker collaborates with Studio Koto on brand overhaul
Task marketplace Airtasker opted for an animated logomark that “waves, smiles and jumps” and illustrations that interact with photography.
Designing for our Future Selves
The Design Museum and Design Age Institute present a free display of 10 innovations for healthier and happier ageing.
Interstate rebrands broadcast media agency Aurora
An “almost-invisible” wordmark and colour gradients based on the Aurora Borealis look to foreground content and reflect the agency’s ability to adapt to client needs.
Kildemoes’ new visual identity references Danish design culture
The bicycle brand’s three different short-handle logos were designed by Everland to represent its classic, kids and performance ranges.
A gin released for Scottish Opera’s 60th anniversary mixes musicology and mixology
Tangent created a gin label that can be fed through a music box to play Madama Butterfly, with its notes matched to the tasting notes of the gin.
ThoughtMatter designs identity for misshapen food range
Odds & Ends’ visual identity, name and strategy seeks to embody the “playfulness and wit” of its parent brand Misfit Market.
UX designers see pay cuts as other design sectors grow in 2022
Recruitment data from 2022 shows a “rebalancing” of in-demand sectors such as UX and a hesitancy to recruit junior designers.
Interiors Inspiration: Design Week’s pick of interior spaces
An East London bakery, a nursery in a manor house and an alternative bridal shop feature in this month’s pick of interior projects.
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As part of our series on design in 2023, Son Tran, director at PriestmanGoode, offers his view on what product design might look like in 2023.
Typographic Arsenal project seeks to build deeper connection with fans
Designer David Rudnick reveals how newly unveiled co-designed artworks around stadium relate to his ongoing typographic work with the club.
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