Designers and creative leads credited on Ubs projects in press coverage.
The article profiles visual artist and animator Tala Rae Schlossberg, exploring her analogue, mixed-media approach to animation and storytelling. It traces her journey from studying maths at Quest University to co-founding the studio Two Toes and later working independently on projects for major clients. Schlossberg’s work blends painting, collage, and stop motion to create tactile, emotive animations that celebrate imperfection and everyday beauty.
The article by Tom May explores how creatives are increasingly turning to Substack as a platform to publish newsletters, connect directly with audiences, and monetise niche content. It outlines the benefits of creative freedom, ownership, and direct engagement, while offering practical steps for building and sustaining a successful Substack presence.
Creative Boom profiles Outline, a Charleston-based brand studio co-founded by Ky Allport, known for its authentic and foundational approach to branding. The article explores the studio’s philosophy of 'bringing the inside out' and highlights recent projects for The Dabney, Subset, and Soprana. It also delves into their collaborative process, stance on AI, and advice for emerging designers.
PRINT Magazine’s Deb Aldrich examines the Chicago Cubs’ new 'THIS' campaign, a minimalist slogan that initially drew criticism for its vagueness but has since proven effective by inviting fan participation. Created by Christopher A. Ritter with co-creative directors Kent Carmichael, Peter Carnevale, and Scott Serilla, the campaign reframes baseball as belonging rather than spectacle. Through hand-painted visuals, custom typography, and bold color, it captures the emotional texture of the Cubs experience.