Aliens are among us in Fridays for Future’s new campaign
The climate action collective has partnered with Fred & Farid on a set of vintage sci-fi-style posters, which tell a different kind of story about extraterrestrials
The climate action collective has partnered with Fred & Farid on a set of vintage sci-fi-style posters, which tell a different kind of story about extraterrestrials
Writer Paul Gorman chronicles the rise and fall of music mags in a new book, which returns to a time when titles were widely read, massively influential and a cornerstone of pop culture
Creative agency Wongdoody has designed and published the platform, which features 20 different creatives who “know about creating things amidst suffering and strange times”
Common Power hopes to bring about an energy revolution, and it launches with a invigorating visual identity that embraces the visual language of activism
Typographically-focused and motion-led, the identity reflects the unbridled energy found on basketball courts all around the world
The arts organisation embraces “fun, playfulness and a sense of humanity” in the brand update, which aims to remind audiences that the ICA is more than just a white cube gallery
DutchScot drew inspiration from the production lines and inner workings of factories to create dynamic new branding for the consultancy
A hurricane tears through a giant cake modelled on the Emmerdale village, taking the cast of the show with it, in a dramatic film directed by Matt Rhodes
Walter’s Sydney Ducks series features cryptic, strangely fascinating images, blending 2D and 3D elements in his trademark “idiosyncratic, maximalist” aesthetic
The New York-based agency has partnered with a first-of-her-kind, pro-nuclear influencer to design a forward-facing identity that blends AI- and human-created imagery
NYC Storefronts, published by Prestel, collects hundreds of drawings created by the artist during lockdown, when he documented the city’s small businesses as they tried to weather Covid
The Museum of Chinese in Australia, set to open in 2023, promises to be a space for the country to celebrate “strength in diversity” – with its visual identity rooted in the shapes of Chinese characters