On Design Cases
6 cases across 4 studios
Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on On projects in press coverage.
News & interviews
- Malika Favre on the trap every illustrator falls into (and how to escape it)
Creative Boom · Apr 30, 2026 · Interview
Creative Boom’s interview with French illustrator Malika Favre explores her philosophy on career growth, creative evolution, and the importance of personal relationships. She reflects on lessons from her time at Airside, her collaborations with Handsome Frank and The New Yorker, and her grandfather’s business wisdom. The piece highlights how personal work and human connections have shaped her success and creative freedom.
AirsideHandsome FrankWallpaper*The New Yorkereditorial - London’s Ours! Celebrating the posters, billboards and publicity stunts that put two fingers up to Thatcherism
It's Nice That · Apr 29, 2026
The article spotlights the new Four Corners publication 'London’s Ours!', which revisits the radical visual culture of the Greater London Council during the early 1980s. Designed by Claire Mason and written by Hazel Atashroo, the book explores how the GLC used posters, billboards, and community art to challenge Thatcher-era politics and promote progressive causes. The feature delves into the design choices, historical context, and enduring influence of this politically charged visual legacy.
Four CornersThe Greater London Councileditorial - The grid system in Praktika’s new architecture identity takes inspiration from Lithuanian floor tiles
It's Nice That · Apr 28, 2026
Praktika, a Lithuanian architecture and branding studio, has developed a new identity for the National Institute of Architecture in Kaunas. Drawing inspiration from the building’s black-and-white folk floor tiles, the studio created a flexible grid-based system and mosaic-like logo that can adapt across print, digital, and spatial applications. The design merges cultural heritage with modernist structure, reflecting the institute’s mission of openness and adaptability.
- A 1,000-Year-Old Tea Tradition Gets a Neon Yingge Dance-Inspired Makeover
· Apr 27, 2026
TUSHI Design created a vibrant collector’s packaging series for Chaozhou Oolong tea, inspired by the traditional Yingge Dance. The design merges neon-drenched martial arts imagery with sustainable kraft materials, using a unified box system and minimal ink for environmental efficiency. The result celebrates cultural heritage through bold, modern visual storytelling.
TUSHI DesignChaozhou Oolongpackaging - : 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 - Caserne Designs Tech Icons Like a Gallery, Not a Feed
The Brand Identity · Apr 27, 2026
Montreal-based studio Caserne designed the brand identity for Tech Icons, a London-based intelligence platform, treating it more like a gallery than a typical tech media site. The minimalist system uses white as a structural foundation, restrained red accents, and editorial typography to convey clarity and trust. The design balances aesthetic restraint with functional clarity for a busy professional audience.
- 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.
- Design director Paul O'Brien on when imposter syndrome just means you're in the wrong job
Creative Boom · Apr 23, 2026
Creative Boom’s profile of design director Paul O’Brien traces his journey from struggling with imposter syndrome at a mismatched job to rediscovering confidence through freelance work and award-winning projects. After success with Taxi Studio’s Byron Burgers campaign and leadership roles at Elmwood, O’Brien now embraces freelance life with renewed purpose. The article explores how environment, not ability, often shapes creative confidence.
ZigguratBulkBulletproofBulkByron Burgersbranding - Kurppa Hosk Creates Marathon Go-to-Market Campaign and Activation
· Apr 22, 2026
UnderConsideration’s Brand New highlights Kurppa Hosk’s new go-to-market campaign and identity for the Marathon video game series. The project features a custom geometric typeface, condensed sans serif typography, and a green glitch-inspired aesthetic that aligns with the game’s technical and futuristic tone.
Kurppa HoskMarathonbranding - Milan Design Week: model-making genius Simon Weisse unveils the world's smallest coffee shop
Creative Boom · Apr 22, 2026
At Milan Design Week 2026, Berlin-based model maker Simon Weisse unveiled 'The World's Smallest Coffee Shops', a series of miniature architectural facades housing working De'Longhi coffee machines. Created in collaboration with agency Lola MullenLowe, the installation celebrates craftsmanship and design across five global coffee capitals. The project showcases meticulous hand-built detail and merges advertising with fine model-making artistry.
Atelier Simon WeisseLola MullenLoweDe'Longhiinstallation