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News & interviews
- Riz Ahmed’s new show Bait has a spy-spoof title sequence masterminded by Pentagram partners
It's Nice That · Apr 20, 2026
Pentagram partners Luke Powell and Jody Hudson-Powell designed the title sequence for Riz Ahmed’s new show 'Bait', blending spy-movie tropes with cultural references to British and Pakistani identity. The short sequence uses colour filters, acetate tests, and a monospace typeface to evoke secrecy and multiplicity. The project reflects on identity politics and visual storytelling within a few seconds of motion design.
- Leah Han Illustrates Celebration of Modern Femininity
Creative Boom · Aug 20, 2025
Creative Boom profiles illustrator Leah Han, whose work celebrates modern femininity through serene, introspective depictions of women. Drawing on both Eastern and Western influences, Han combines digital and traditional techniques to create tranquil yet expressive imagery. Her projects include collaborations with CASEKOO and the Shanghai MGM Bund Hotel, with her piece 'Nomad's Garden' shortlisted for the World Illustration Awards 2025.
Shanghai MGM Bund HotelCASEKOOillustration - "M&S Cyberattack Survival Guide for Brands"
Creative Boom · May 19, 2025
Creative Boom’s article by Tom May examines the 2025 cyberattack on Marks & Spencer and its implications for brand management. Industry leaders from Lippincott, The Behaviours Agency, Coley Porter Bell, and Saffron Brand Consultants share insights on how transparency, consistent communication, and brand equity help companies survive digital crises. The piece outlines key lessons for legacy brands on resilience and trust-building in the face of cyber threats.
- Exploring the charm of Future Medieval graphics
It's Nice That · Aug 15, 2024
Elizabeth Goodspeed explores the emerging 'Future Medieval' design trend, which fuses gothic and medieval aesthetics with contemporary digital culture. The article highlights Teenage Engineering’s EP–1320 Medieval synthesizer as a key example, alongside illustrators and designers embracing blackletter typography, mythical creatures, and ornate symbolism. The piece situates the trend within a broader cultural fascination with mysticism, fantasy, and historical revivalism.
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