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Typography
fromItsnicethat
1 week ago

Making publications into playgrounds for design: Madeline Montoya on the creative practices behind Byline and Bloomberg Businessweek

Madeline Montoya uses holistic, flexible brand and editorial design—combining type, motion, and web design—to turn publications into playful design experiences.
Marketing
fromThe Drum
2 months ago

New year, new brand? Why accessibility should be your top priority

Accessibility must be central to any rebrand to ensure the new brand connects with as many people, including those with neurodiverse needs.
Typography
fromwww.creativebloq.com
2 months ago

Is it just me, or is this font suddenly everywhere?

Retro serif fonts are resurging across branding and tech, replacing flat sans-serif dominance to evoke nostalgia, warmth, and occasional controversy.
Marketing tech
fromZDNET
3 months ago

Google Labs' free new experiment creates AI-generated ads for your small business

Pomelli uses a business website to create a "Business DNA", then generates tailored AI ad campaigns and editable marketing assets for SMBs.
Careers
fromItsnicethat
2 months ago

"I do think for the industry right now staying relevant is key"

Balance deep expertise in one design discipline with complementary skills and leadership capabilities while scheduling targeted learning to maintain flexibility across product and brand roles.
fromCreative Bloq
3 months ago

How the Mod mindset has influenced me and my work

It was tribal. You picked your football team, your music group, clothing - kids found solace in becoming part of a group. I found my way to Mod via early Beatles, and at the same time as I was learning the history, I was also very aware of Mod turning up in school in the form of green fishtail parkas, Harrington jackets, and paisley shirts.
Fashion & style
Marketing
fromHubspot
4 months ago

Why creative teams need the safety to fail [according to a senior director for Magic: The Gathering]

Alicia Mickes leads Magic: The Gathering's creative team, navigates major product leaks and marketing crises while advising ownership without personalizing setbacks.
Pets
fromArchDaily
6 months ago

Healing pets / Informal Design

The project seeks to create a community for pet lovers to foster connections between humans and their pets.
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