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A new exhibition wants to reclaim graphic design as a "call to arms" to make the world better. The Right to Protest, which opens in London tomorrow, features 200 posters, with designs from some of the largest private collections in the UK, alongside ...

In recent years, a growing number of design studios have been juggling client work while actively shaping cultural discourse - hosting podcasts, launching talk series, and even staging full-blown festivals. By choosing to amplify their values through ...

We're fully in the swing of design event season, with creatives taking to stages around the world to share their work, and their insights. We asked a range of designers to curate their dream design conference line-up. The rules were simple - they ...

DesignStudio is relaunching today as Further, as a "signal to the world" that it's evolving into a different kind of agency. The rebrand comes after the 16-year-old studio, which has offices in London, New York and Dubai, bought two new companies to ...

When Tish Carless gave up drinking in 2020, she quickly realised how little choice there was for people who wanted something beyond tepid imitations of alcohol or sugary soft drinks. Soon after moving from Madrid to London, she spotted the gap -

In 2006, Benji Wiedemann joined forces with Alex Lampe to open their new design consultancy, that would later become Wiedemann Lampe. He found, running his own business, he was more in control of his own schedule. And that gave him time to indulge ...

Eye of newt may be the first thing that springs to mind when we think of a spell's ingredients, but using the same recipe over and over only dulls the magic. Creativity works the same way. It thrives on fresh perspectives - yet too often our industry ...

Walsh is a New York-based creative agency that specialises in branding and advertising for clients like Lex, Google and Coconut Cult. The studio also runs its own type foundry, Type of Feeling. We spoke with creative director Jessica Walsh to find ...

Gordon Reid is founder and creative director of Middle Boop. The London-based branding studio works with clients like adidas, Vim Coffee and Havana Club rum. Design What would your monograph be called? When everyone's going one way, go the other.

In the course of my career, I have seen a lot of design talks. But none have shaken me quite like Indy Johar's presentation at yesterday's World Design Congress in London. It all started innocently enough, as the architect joked about the challenges ...