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How do I exorcise a nightmare client and ensure they don't rise from the dead?

With Halloween almost upon us, we've picked a Dear Boom missive that reads like the opening of a horror film. A creative writes: "I've been working with a client for nearly two years. Every job s...

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Why Studio Atipus designed a wine label to look like it's been shot from a speeding train

The design for Maria Rigol Ordi's first still wine takes the name's literal meaning and runs with it. Creatives often wax lyrical about finding inspiration in the most unlikely of places: a rusty ship...

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Royal portrait painter swaps palaces for a Barnsley chippy, a Catford corner shop and a pub run by 'Slugger'

In Coca-Cola's latest campaign, four independent business owners get something usually reserved for kings and queens: an oil-on-canvas portrait by artists who've sat opposite the late Queen, King Char...

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How Mother Design turned a séance into a new identity for Purple Garden

The London studio began rebranding the psychic services platform with a chakra reading and a little charcoal, and the result is a rich, purple-hued brand world that feels alive. It's almost Halloween,...

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Span's identity for Illinois Department of Human Rights turns a common piece of punctuation into a rallying cry

Inspired by the posters and placards of past civil rights movements, the rebrand makes people's rights easier to see and use. Since 1980, the Illinois Department of Human Rights (IDHR) has investigate...

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César Cid turns famous artists into letters in his playful alphabet series

The creative lead at CESS has created a fun new Artphabet featuring 26 notable artists. It's a testament to an artist's talent that their paintings can be abstracted and remain recognisable. César Cid...

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The best new typefaces for October 2026

From an industrial slab named after a hardness scale to a display face woven from memories of lace, this October brings a bumper crop of new typefaces. Is it that time already? The clocks have gone ba...

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Uncommon's rebrand of global powerhouse White & Case ditches every law firm cliché

Uncommon Creative Studio's visual identity swaps corporate restraint for kinetic type. We find out more. For decades now, it feels like there's been an unspoken rule about law firm branding. That thes...

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Take a trip back to Perth’s rave scene in Simon Wright’s design retrospective

Drawing on the Future is a two-volume series that documents the Australian city's underground music scene at the turn of the millennium. It may be hard to believe, but it's been 26 years since we ente...

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Lego and Daft Punk's team-up highlights exactly how brands should interact with fans

From a cryptic teaser to a fan-designed set, this latest partnership is a masterclass in treating your audience as collaborators. Remember the old days, when companies were obsessed with nothing more...

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This floating sauna's brand uses a simple typographic trick to stunning effect

DutchScot's identity for Fjord, a sauna and cold plunge on San Francisco Bay, makes hot and cold its defining idea. Personally, I really don't like saunas. The idea of baking your body in a small, suf...

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Apple Music's new logo was shaped by Fred Again and a bath of mineral oil

Apple's streaming service has rebranded for the first time since launch. Created with TBWA\Media Arts Lab, the new identity is full of ripples made by sound. We find out more. It's hard to believe App...

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As Thought Bubble comic art festival turns 20, meet the indie creators who could be the next big thing

The organisers of the Yorkshire event pick the fresh names you shouldn't miss this year. By definition, the big names in the creative world are few in number, and so we naturally tend to venerate them...

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