Dust Design Cases
Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on Dust projects in press coverage.
Designers and creative leads credited on Dust projects in press coverage.
Drinkall Dean led the design of the Science and Industry Museum’s new Operation Ouch! Brains, Bogies and You exhibition, collaborating with Kit Studio on 2D graphics and DHA on lighting. The immersive, sensory-led show transforms scientific learning into a playful, interactive experience for children and adults alike. The project highlights the power of visual identity, interactivity, and lighting in creating engaging museum environments.
London-based studio Village Green designed a dynamic, shape-shifting identity for LA-based production company Bob Industries. The new brand uses the versatile Baikal typeface and a color palette inspired by Santa Monica to express the diversity and energy of Bob’s creative team. The identity emphasizes motion and adaptability, reflecting the company’s inclusive and unconventional spirit.
The Brand Identity interviews Swiss graphic designer Gregory Page about his career, design philosophy, and the creation of his new website. Page discusses his typographic focus, collaborations with developer Carlos Mayo, and projects for clients like Watch.Swiss and Sony Music. He also shares insights on his upcoming type foundry and personal projects, including new typefaces and a potential type zine.
The Brand Identity interviews Office of Overview’s Founder and Creative Director James Sedgwick-Taylor about the studio’s new brand and website. The London-based team discusses their decision to challenge traditional agency models, embrace risk, and create culturally engaged, meaningful branding work. The conversation explores their creative philosophy, process, and the importance of bravery and authenticity in design.
The Brand Identity interviews Maximilian Mauracher, co-founder of Berlin-based studio NEW STANDARD.S, about how design can contribute to the fight against climate change. He discusses the studio’s sustainable approach, their redesign of the Green Dot symbol to include a QR code for transparency, and the importance of rethinking design processes to minimize environmental impact.
The Brand Identity interviews Melbourne-based studio Both, formerly known as Mildred & Duck, about their origins, design philosophy, and collaborative approach. The two-person studio emphasizes attention to detail, client relationships, and flexibility across disciplines. They discuss their inspirations, working environment in the Nicholas Building, and current projects in the architecture and interiors sector.