Inconstant Regular has been designed to kickstart the There’s Nothing Comic About Dyslexia campaign, which challenges designers to create a dyslexia-friendly typeface: bit.ly/3sD9Yeq
Strombrands has partnered with Morrisons on the repositioning and rebrand of its own-label ranges in a bid to “rejuvenate” them into “destination brands”: bit.ly/3Fp0Vpd
Ingka Group and H&M’s retail project showcases what can be done when designers use short city-wide supply chains and manufacture within the capital: bit.ly/3zrcqZd
Baggi included the familiar feature of “cheese strength factors” on this plant-based cheese brand's packaging to make it come across as “high-quality [...] particularly on-shelf”: bit.ly/3DDaFL6
Morrisons’ Free From, Counted and Organic ranges have been repositioned, each with their own unique packaging, colour palette and typography by Stormbrands: bit.ly/3Fp0Vpd
Designed by The Liminal Space, new exhibition In Theatre urges people to consider how technology and AI can be used in a surgical setting. It is divided into three different zones, each representing a different perspective of AI-assisted surgery: bit.ly/3StTvE4
How&How partners with Flyp – a platform for buyers, sellers and estate agents – to create a new design system which seeks to turn the housing market on its head: bit.ly/3TyuY1W
Flyp looks to move away from real estate’s dishonest reputation with a “warm, positive and irreverent” brand strategy and identity designed by How&How: bit.ly/3TyuY1W
Last week the Communications and Digital Committee met to discuss the future of AI in the creative industries so we have asked designers if they think AI is a friend or foe to the industry: bit.ly/3VWx9xW