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2 weeks ago |
printmag.com | Amelia Nash
In an industry that often worships at the altar of optimization, Raw Materials is making a compelling case for something far more radical: originality. At just 16 months old, the Austin-based studio was named the 2024 D&AD Design Agency of the Year, a staggering achievement for any firm, let alone a fledgling one. But its co-founder and CEO, John Roescher, isn’t interested in simply being prolific. He and his team are interested in being different — on purpose and by design.
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2 weeks ago |
l8r.it | Amelia Nash
In an industry that often worships at the altar of optimization, Raw Materials is making a compelling case for something far more radical: originality. At just 16 months old, the Austin-based studio was named the 2024 D&AD Design Agency of the Year, a staggering achievement for any firm, let alone a fledgling one. But its co-founder and CEO, John Roescher, isn’t interested in simply being prolific. He and his team are interested in being different — on purpose and by design.
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2 weeks ago |
printmag.com | Amelia Nash
Tech literacy is both essential and elusive, especially for families navigating an increasingly online childhood, which makes the work of Danish start-up Raising Digital Citizens not only timely but deeply necessary. When it came time to give this mission a voice and visual identity, they turned to London-based creative consultancy Greenspace — known for its sophisticated approach to brand storytelling and legacy-building.
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2 weeks ago |
l8r.it | Amelia Nash
Tech literacy is both essential and elusive, especially for families navigating an increasingly online childhood, which makes the work of Danish start-up Raising Digital Citizens not only timely but deeply necessary. When it came time to give this mission a voice and visual identity, they turned to London-based creative consultancy Greenspace — known for its sophisticated approach to brand storytelling and legacy-building.
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3 weeks ago |
printmag.com | Amelia Nash
Noise, as defined by the Oxford Dictionary, is “a sound, especially one that is loud, unpleasant, or causes disturbance.” Expressions like make some noise, cut through the noise, and drown out the noise all point to moments of attention, disruption, and impact. But in the world of design, the idea of noise isn’t just something to be heard—it’s something to be seen, felt, and experienced.
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