Ed
ED. is a digital-first brand and web studio based in Australia, collaborating across Australian and U.S. time zones. The studio specializes in crafting distinctive brand identities, intuitive digital experiences, and high-performing websites for forward-thinking clients. Led by a team of multidisciplinary designers and strategists, ED. combines strategic insight with refined aesthetics to deliver impactful, user-centered design solutions. Known for its contemporary approach and global perspective, ED. partners with startups and established brands alike to build cohesive digital presences that drive growth and engagement.
https://ed.studio/
Collingwood, Australia
35 Cases
Cases
- Unknown Client
- Campaign Identity For A Herpes Destigmatisation Course
- Not Enough Information To Identify Relevant Keywords.
- Unknown Client
- Artwork Generator For Vote Yes Campaign
- Artwork, Generator, Message, Outreach, Participation
- Unknown Client
- Awareness Campaign For Safe Driving Initiative
- Automobile, Engagement, Media, Recognition
- Art Gallery Of Ballarat
- Brand Identity For Art Gallery Of Ballarat
- Audience, Exhibition, Gallery, Interaction, Lighting, Space
News & interviews
- Pia Salzer: A love letter to everyday aesthetics
Creative Boom · Apr 29, 2026
Creative Boom profiles German illustrator Pia Salzer, whose vibrant, expressive work celebrates the beauty of everyday life. After studying in Nuremberg and working in Berlin, she went freelance in 2025, gaining recognition for her personal and commissioned projects. Her digital illustrations, rooted in traditional media, explore themes of feminism, emotion, and connection.
Unnamed Berlin design studioBrigitte magazineBrücken Festivalillustration - Why freelancers find it so difficult to take time off (and how to actually do it)
Creative Boom · Apr 27, 2026
The article by Tom May explores why freelancers in the creative industry struggle to take time off and how they can overcome guilt and burnout. Through insights from designers, studio founders, and creative directors, it highlights the importance of rest as a vital part of sustainable creative work. The piece offers practical advice on building structures and mindsets that make rest possible and productive.
SuperfriedNever Dull StudioKind & Wild Branding Studioother - 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.
- Fyxer Gets New Logo and Identity by Red Antler
· Apr 21, 2026
UnderConsideration’s Brand New briefly spotlights Red Antler’s new logo and identity for Fyxer, a software company. The post, categorized under 'Spotted', notes the rebrand’s use of orange and a folded wordmark style. It provides a quick visual comparison of the before and after logos.
- Milan Design Week: What Lexus is already thinking about the next generation of car design
Creative Boom · Apr 21, 2026
At Milan Design Week 2026, Lexus unveiled its 'SPACE' installation and LS Concept, exploring how autonomous technology will redefine car interiors as human-centred sanctuaries. Collaborations with studios like Random Studio and Guardini Ciuffreda Studio, along with Japanese craftspeople, showcased how future luxury will focus on interior experience, materials, and emotional resonance. The exhibition positions Lexus as a thought leader in the evolving relationship between design, technology, and mobility.
Random StudioGuardini Ciuffreda StudioLexus in-house design teamLexusproduct - Alistair Nicholls claymates Couchella for Coachella
Creative Boom · Apr 17, 2026
Animator Alistair Nicholls created a playful stop-motion short titled 'Couchella' for Coachella, commissioned by RW Media to promote the festival’s livestream. Using plasticine and an improvised sculpting process, Nicholls crafted quirky, colourful characters that embody the energy of live music. The piece highlights his handmade aesthetic and instinctive approach to animation.
RW MediaCoachellamotion - New Logo & Branding for Sooki by The Collected Works
BP&O · Apr 16, 2026
BP&O’s Emily Gosling reviews The Collected Works’ branding for Sooki Foods, a new sesame oil brand inspired by Korean heritage. The identity combines playful mascot design with a refined color palette and tactile textures, balancing tradition and modernity. The project highlights TCW’s ability to create character-driven yet sophisticated packaging for a food startup.
- Matt Lamont Builds a Growing Design History Archive
· Apr 15, 2026 · Interview
Steven Heller interviews Matt Lamont about the growth of his Design Reviewed archive, a vast collection of graphic design magazines, posters, and ephemera. Lamont discusses his mission to make design history more accessible and inclusive, the expansion of his holdings, and his upcoming book with Unit Editions. The piece highlights his process of scanning, cataloguing, and sharing materials online for public and academic use.
Design Reviewededitorial - What now? Practical advice from the creative community for 2026's graduates
Creative Boom · Apr 7, 2026
Creative Boom’s Tom May gathers advice from leading designers, creative directors, and illustrators to help 2026 graduates navigate a challenging job market. The article emphasizes showing creative thinking in portfolios, building genuine networks, being strategic in job applications, and maintaining creative momentum after graduation. Contributors from studios like Fiasco Design, Like Magic Studio, and Edna Studio share practical, encouraging insights for emerging creatives.
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· Mar 30, 2026 · Interview
This episode of Design Matters, hosted by Debbie Millman and produced with the TED Audio Collective, features historian Timothy Snyder discussing the moral dimensions of freedom, democracy, and empathy. Snyder reflects on his upbringing, linguistic background, and intellectual influences, emphasizing the importance of moral courage and understanding in sustaining democratic societies.
Design MattersPRINT MagazineTED Audio Collectiveeditorial - “You may need to step down in order to segue”
It's Nice That · Mar 30, 2026
This article from It’s Nice That’s 'Creative Career Conundrums' column, written by Katie Cadwell, offers advice to a mid-career professional seeking to transition into graphic design. Cadwell encourages leveraging existing industry experience, learning design fundamentals through courses like Shillington or online resources, and mastering tools such as Adobe and Figma. She emphasizes that stepping down to a junior role can be a strategic move toward becoming an art director within a decade.
- Booms & Shakes: March's fresh moves, new launches and a 26-year goodbye
Creative Boom · Mar 26, 2026
Creative Boom's March 'Booms & Shakes' roundup by Tom May highlights major movements across the design and advertising industry, including Ian Millner stepping down from Iris after 26 years, new creative leadership appointments at Bray Leino, Particle6, and BBC Creative, and the launch of Capel Group and Allwyn’s Studio 59. The article captures a month of expansion, new ventures, and evolving creative priorities across global studios.
Iris WorldwideBray LeinoParticle6AllwynBBCbranding - Wedge Studio, Mindy Seu, Da’Shaunae Marisa and Ben Sanders: Get tickets for April’s Nicer Tuesdays in LA!
It's Nice That · Mar 23, 2026
It’s Nice That announces the April 2026 edition of Nicer Tuesdays in Los Angeles, featuring talks by Wedge Studio, Mindy Seu, Da’Shaunae Marisa, and Ben Sanders. The event will explore topics across branding, design, publishing, photography, and painting, offering insights into each creative’s process and recent projects. The evening will take place at The Vermont Hollywood on 14 April 2026.
- Total creative freedom: Andy Vella's posters for the Teenage Cancer Trust 2026 concerts
Creative Boom · Mar 23, 2026
Creative Boom profiles veteran designer Andy Vella’s poster series for the Teenage Cancer Trust 2026 concerts at the Royal Albert Hall. The project, curated by Robert Smith of The Cure, features six gig posters and art prints for each performing band, unified by Vella’s energetic collage style and a custom distressed typeface. The artworks were screen-printed at White Duck Editions, with proceeds supporting the charity’s work with young people.
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Creative Boom · Mar 23, 2026
Creative Boom reports that the Northern Design Festival returns to Lancaster in May 2026 with a new theme of 'Heritage' and a bespoke typeface called Lancer, created in collaboration with F37. The identity extends into a regional billboard campaign exploring northern creative identity, while the festival continues its community-driven approach with talks, workshops, and collaborations across the UK creative scene.
- Kimera foundry on having its typeface front the Oscar-winning film, Sentimental Value
It's Nice That · Mar 17, 2026
The article profiles Munich-based type foundry Kimera and its founder Michael Clasen, focusing on the use of their typeface Waldenburg in the Oscar-winning film 'Sentimental Value'. It explores Kimera’s research-driven approach to type design and how Waldenburg’s humanist yet precise qualities complemented the film’s tone. The feature highlights the significance of an independent foundry’s work reaching a global cinematic audience.
KimeraEmpire DesignNeon RatedSentimental ValueAthene Run Clubbranding - Recycledin Launches First Poker Set Made From Recycled Plastic
· Mar 12, 2026
Greek company Recycledin has launched what it calls the world’s first poker set made entirely from recycled plastic. The set includes 300 chips and a deck of recycled paper cards, made from 5.5 pounds of plastic recovered from the Mediterranean and local landfills. The project highlights the brand’s commitment to sustainability and creative reuse of waste materials.
Recycledinpackaging - Equipped for Life
BP&O · Mar 12, 2026
BP&O’s Emily Gosling reviews Wedge’s rebrand for Equip, a protein supplement company founded by Dr. Anthony Gustin. The new identity embraces a rustic, back-to-basics aesthetic that contrasts with the hyper-masculine, techy look common in the protein market. Using earthy tones, vintage-inspired typography, and subtle illustrations, Wedge positions Equip as a trustworthy, natural alternative in the wellness space.
- LOS YORK builds a tarot universe for Netflix’s biggest global campaign
The Brand Identity · Mar 12, 2026
LOS YORK collaborated with Netflix and Wieden+Kennedy to create 'Discover Your Future,' a global tarot-themed campaign showcasing Netflix’s 2026 content lineup. The project included 50 bespoke illustrated tarot cards by María Jesús Contreras, a 400-page design system, and a new motion identity for Netflix’s 'What’s Next?' tagline. The campaign spanned digital, physical, and 3D billboard formats worldwide.
- Frontify presents: Ragged Edge and Tilt discuss trust and tension
The Brand Identity · Mar 11, 2026
The Brand Identity’s Dialogue series, presented by Frontify, features a conversation between Ragged Edge and Tilt about their collaborative rebrand of the fintech company formerly known as Empower. The project involved renaming, repositioning, and creating a human-centered identity built on trust, belief, and authenticity. The resulting brand, Tilt, uses handcrafted elements and storytelling to reflect its mission of empowering working people.
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