Iag Design Cases
Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on Iag projects in press coverage.
Designers and creative leads credited on Iag projects in press coverage.
Creative Boom profiles Combo, the New York-based design studio behind brands like Away, Saie Beauty, and The Nue Co., as it celebrates its 10th anniversary. Founded by Brennan McGrath and Kapono Chung, Combo has built a reputation for long-term creative partnerships and a philosophy that resists trend-chasing and rapid scaling. The article explores the studio’s evolution, ethos, and plans for international expansion.
The Brand Identity interviews Belinda O’Brien, founder of Sydney-based studio SUPERHAUS, about her journey from street art and packaging design to leading a cultural branding powerhouse. She discusses her creative philosophy, the evolution of her studio, and her focus on building 'cult brands that inspire movements' across hospitality, wellness, and lifestyle sectors. The piece highlights her collaborative, flexible studio model and her commitment to queer and female representation in design.
The Brand Identity interviews Alexis Foucault and Tom-Jacques Perret, founders of Paris-based studio UNVEIL, which has quickly gained recognition for its AI-driven creative approach. The duo discuss their backgrounds, philosophy, and projects such as the award-winning AI film 'Ellie' and their Awwwards-recognised website. They share insights into their process, tools, and ambitions to expand their team and explore physical exhibitions.
SEESAW features Diagram, a website offering AI-powered design tools. The short listing highlights the platform’s focus on design, productivity, and developer tools, and notes the use of the Satoshi typeface.
The article profiles atelier d’alves’ design of the artist book ‘A Garden at Night’ for Tiago Madaleno’s exhibition at RAMPA in Porto. The book mirrors the exhibition’s exploration of trauma, body, and landscape through a dual-structured, interactive design using mirror paper, limited colors, and poetic typography. Art director Sergio Alves explains how the design conceptually connects light, reflection, and perception.
