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- EssentiallySports Redesign Balances Speed and Longevity
· Apr 9, 2026
PRINT Magazine’s article by Amelia Nash explores designer Martin Grasser’s rebrand of EssentiallySports, a major U.S. sports media outlet. The redesign replaces a fragmented, platform-first identity with a modular, headline-driven system that balances speed with long-term coherence. The piece argues that clarity and restraint can sustain recognition in a fast-moving digital media landscape.
EssentiallySportsbranding - Bravas Graphix are the rave connoisseurs behind some of Brussels’ most explosive posters
It's Nice That · Apr 2, 2026
The article profiles Brussels-based design duo Bravas Graphix, composed of Paul Peyrolle and Jules Rousselet, known for their punk-inspired, collage-heavy posters and zines. Their work merges academic composition with spontaneous, bootleg aesthetics, using analogue techniques like cutting, scanning, and acetone transfers to resist digital uniformity. The duo’s vibrant, rebellious style celebrates remix culture and anti-corporate visual expression.
Bravas GraphixBig ApplePromessesgraphic_design - Oilinwater approaches branding like an investigator, to build visual systems from rigorous research
It's Nice That · Mar 31, 2026
The article profiles Brussels-based design studio Oilinwater, founded by Matthieu Gorissen, which takes a research-driven and investigative approach to branding and identity design. Working primarily with cultural institutions, the studio builds visual systems rooted in context and storytelling. Projects include identities for Maison Hannon, Civa, and packaging for Rob The Gourmets’ Market’s craft beer collaboration.
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BP&O · Nov 27, 2025
BP&O’s feature by Emily Gosling explores the 2025 identity for INTL, designed by Warriors Studio in collaboration with NAM. The identity builds on the festival’s tradition of reinvention, using VR-sculpted typography, playful illustrated characters, and cinematic design cues to express the event’s energy and community spirit. The result is a dynamic, textured system that balances experimentation with functionality.
Warriors StudioNAMINTL (International Assembly)branding - "International Assembly's Bold Typography Redefines Function in Design"
Creative Boom · Oct 23, 2025
Creative Boom’s feature explores NAM and Warriors Studio’s identity for the 2025 International Assembly in Glasgow. The branding uses sculptural, stone-like 3D typography paired with clean Neue Haas Grotesk subtitles to question conventional ideas of functionality in design. The project celebrates experimentation, digital craft, and the balance between clarity and abstraction for a creative audience.
NAMWarriors StudioInternational Assemblybranding - International Assembly's 2025 Identity Showcases Typographic Parade
The Brand Identity · Oct 17, 2025
Warriors Studio collaborated with NAM to create the 2025 identity for Glasgow’s International Assembly festival. The concept draws on the idea of a typographic parade, combining playful 3D stone letterforms, cinematic references, and vibrant characters to express the festival’s communal energy. The identity merges physical and digital techniques, using VR sculpting and layered typography to question functionality and legibility in design.
Warriors StudioNAMInternational Assemblybranding - Coolgrey Evolves from Local Print Shop to Global Creative Studio
Creative Boom · Aug 19, 2025
Creative Boom profiles Coolgrey, a Cork-based studio that evolved from a local print shop into a global brand design agency. Founded by Justin Cronin and Anthony Cotter, and now led creatively by Kieran Rigby, the studio focuses on brand identity, environmental design, and long-term client relationships. The article highlights projects like Cork Rocks for Rory and explores Coolgrey’s philosophy of 'under-branding' and human-centered creativity.
CoolgreyNordanThe Everyman Theatrebranding - Tristan Huschke's Posters Challenge Artistic Elitism
It's Nice That · Jun 4, 2025
The article profiles designer and animator Tristan Huschke, whose poster practice bridges fine art and graphic design. Drawing on his background in painting, Huschke uses digital tools to create bold, contrast-driven posters that make art more accessible to the public. His work often explores the tension between harmony and chaos, reflecting his belief in design as a democratic, expressive medium.
Legal ClubStandard Timegraphic_design - Brussels Airlines Unveils Boutique Transformation by WeWantMore
Creative Boom · May 29, 2025
Creative Boom reports on WeWantMore’s boutique-inspired rebrand for Brussels Airlines, which focuses on warmth, hospitality, and subtle refinement rather than visual overhaul. The project introduces a custom typeface, Cirrus Sans, and a richer palette, while maintaining the existing logo and colors. Collaborating with Priestman Goode, the airline’s interiors and brand experience were refined to evoke a boutique hotel atmosphere in the sky.
- Ana Grigorovici Talks Financial Stability and Overcoming Barriers in Design Industry
Creative Boom · Apr 10, 2025 · Interview
Creative Boom interviews Romanian-born designer Ana Grigorovici, founder of Design Bench Studio, about her journey toward financial stability and purpose-led work. She discusses navigating systemic barriers as an immigrant, learning business skills independently, and redefining her value through productised services. The piece highlights her shift to working exclusively with mission-driven clients and her belief in aligning principles with practice.
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