The 170-year-old Italian confectioner has opened a new visitor experience around its live production line, and the joy is how little of it is on a screen. You ...

Ecover and Uncommon have been making tees from "lucky charms", and there's a lesson here for anyone selling behaviour change. Are you familiar with the concept of a 'lucky' item of clothing? The idea ...

Nearly half of Brits say they're introverts, myself included, so Sweden is coming to Marylebone to sell us a holiday where nobody bothers us. I could've done with this a few years ago. I once had a ...

Unveiled at London's Jack Barclay this week, the new global concept swaps the traditional forecourt hard sell for lounges, a materials atelier and a "cinematic handover room". We find out more. When I ...

The stop-motion studio behind Coraline, The Boxtrolls and Kubo and the Two Strings is bringing its puppets and sets to London. Its art director explains how and why they were made. Remember when the ...

After over five decades of doing things the hard way, the independent personal care brand is making its television debut with a homemade bee and a tune that takes us back. I wasn't old enough to enjoy ...

The reaction to McLaren's new identity has been loud and largely negative. Having spent two years as its head of brand, I don't think the objections are really about a logo. In 1970 the Rolling Stones ...

A new campaign by Havas Lynx UK uses humour, music, and an unlikely Viking character to encourage blokes to recognise erectile dysfunction as a potential early warning sign of cardiovascular disease.

When I saw the name Keen land in my inbox on Wednesday night, I immediately thought of the dorky-turned-cool footwear brand I love so much. Alas, it wasn't. Instead of walking shoes and unconventional ...

Led by Samar Maakaroun, these two identities for a maker space and event space highlight how strong brand architecture is built on discipline, not decoration. Msheireb Downtown Doha is a planned city ...

Our friendly eyes have been getting some love thanks to motion designer Dan Silverstone and our own development team. Keep an eye on them because they'll now offer lots more entertainment depending on ...

It's a dilemma every designer who's ever worked on a sponsored event will recognise. Two logos arrive. One is the logo for the actual event. The other is the sponsor's logo. And you know, deep down in ...