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- Smoking is Back (and, Yes, It’s Still Deadly)
· Apr 29, 2026
Charlotte Beach’s article for The Dieline examines the cultural resurgence of smoking among young celebrities, particularly highlighting actor Hudson Williams’ public image and branding choices. The piece contrasts the nostalgic revival of smoking with its well-known health dangers, critiquing the glamorization of cigarettes in contemporary culture.
Giorgio Armaniother - Day&Night Spreads the Word on Jam
· Apr 29, 2026
Zukerman Studio designed the packaging for Day&Night, a small-batch jam brand by Gabi Osem. The labels use bold, stacked typography as the main visual element, with each flavor distinguished by a unique color palette ranging from terracotta to charcoal. The design celebrates words as the central visual identity for artisanal food packaging.
Zukerman StudioDay&Nightpackaging - : New Name, Logo, and Identity for Working Animals International by The Clearing
· Apr 27, 2026
UnderConsideration’s Brand New briefly notes The Clearing’s rebrand of the charity Working Animals International. The project introduces a new name, logo, and identity featuring blue and brown tones and a clever use of negative space. The article is part of the 'Noted' category, offering a concise overview rather than a full review.
The ClearingWorking Animals Internationalbranding - Amazônia Reveals New Logo and Identity by Futurebrand
· Apr 27, 2026
UnderConsideration’s Brand New highlights Futurebrand’s new logo and identity for Amazônia, a tourism destination brand from Brazil. The project introduces a proprietary typeface and illustration-driven visual system to evoke the region’s natural richness.
- Wellness Gummies Drive Billion-Dollar Boom
· Apr 27, 2026
The article explores the booming market for gummy supplements, which has grown into a $10 billion segment driven by adult consumers who prefer candy-like wellness products. It highlights how brands like Grüns have capitalized on this trend, with Unilever acquiring the company for $1.2 billion. The piece discusses how the appeal of taste and ease of use has transformed supplement consumption habits.
GrünsUnileverpackaging - Silks, Labubus and a secret garden: my personal highlights from Milan Design Week 2026
Creative Boom · Apr 27, 2026
Tom May reports from Milan Design Week 2026, highlighting seven standout installations ranging from Ai Weiwei’s politically charged silk collaboration with Rubelli to Paul Smith’s tranquil garden for Mini. Other notable projects include Samsung’s AI-driven exhibition, Simon Weisse’s miniature coffee shops, and Zaha Hadid Architects’ meditative portal for Audi. The article captures the event’s focus on physical, experiential design and cross-disciplinary creativity.
- Stranger & Stranger Redesigns Martini’s Flagship Vermouth Range
· Apr 23, 2026
The Dieline reports that Stranger & Stranger has redesigned Martini’s flagship vermouth range, continuing their long-standing collaboration. The update follows previous work by the studio on Martini’s sparkling wines, NoLo spirits, and ready-to-drink products.
Stranger & StrangerMartinipackaging - New Logo and Identity for Chalmers University
· Apr 23, 2026
UnderConsideration’s Brand New briefly announced a new logo and identity for Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden. The post, categorized under 'Spotted', notes the rebrand’s use of purple and angular design elements but does not include detailed commentary or visuals. It serves as a short notice of the university’s updated branding.
Chalmers University of Technologybranding - Ben Rayner’s Mud, Sweat & Tears is a photographic tribute to long distance running
It's Nice That · Apr 22, 2026
The article profiles photographer Ben Rayner’s zine 'Mud, Sweat & Tears', a 58-page publication capturing the 2025 Nike Cross Nationals. Published with Good Sport, the project blends film photography, writing, and colour-blocked design to celebrate the grit and camaraderie of teenage runners. It evokes the warmth and nostalgia of 1970s running magazines while showcasing Rayner’s signature documentary style.
- Booms & Shakes: April's biggest moves and boldest launches
Creative Boom · Apr 22, 2026
Creative Boom’s April 2026 edition of 'Booms & Shakes' highlights major leadership changes, new hires, and agency expansions across the global creative industry. The roundup covers transitions at Verve, Residence, DEPT, and GUT Europe, alongside new appointments at Aer Studios, Born Social, and Gung Ho. It also introduces D&AD’s new global Ambassador Programme connecting creative leaders worldwide.