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'In Perspectives' challenges design industry to rethink inclusion from the inside out

2 days ago | creativeboom.com | Abbey Bamford

In a time when much of the creative industry is quietly retreating from the promises made in 2020, a group of Montreal-based designers is offering a bold, human-centred alternative. 'In Perspectives' is a new initiative from design studio Six Cinquième in collaboration with Never Was Average that's not just a response to the shifting cultural winds around DEI—it's a reframing of how inclusion can live in the day-to-day work of design.
Sticking it to bad bike parkers: Meet the duo behind 'Don't be a lemon with your Lime'

2 days ago | creativeboom.com | Abbey Bamford

If you live in London, chances are you've danced around a toppled Lime bike or grumbled as one blocked your route altogether. For creatives Agatha O'Neill and Sarah Lisgo, the city's growing clutter of poorly parked e-bikes became more than a passing nuisance. It became the inspiration for Don't Be a Lemon with Your Lime, a guerrilla sticker campaign that's part protest, part PSA, and entirely powered by a love of design with purpose.
Fiasco marks 15 years in design with a feelings-first rebrand

2 days ago | creativeboom.com | Abbey Bamford

Fifteen years ago, Fiasco set out with no clients, no agency experience, and no clear roadmap. Instead, they had instinct, optimism, and a core set of values. Over the past decade and a half, that foundation has evolved into a fiercely thoughtful and emotionally driven creative studio that's now marking its anniversary with a striking new brand identity. More than a fresh coat of paint, the rebrand is a full-circle moment for the agency.
Why learning to interact with technical specialists is key to creative success

3 days ago | creativeboom.com | Tom May

When we think about developing our careers, we often focus on boosting our creativity. Yet, in truth, that's only one half of the equation. Ultimately, there's little point in having a great idea if you can't actually put it into practice. And so beneath the surface of every successful project lies a crucial, sometimes overlooked, ingredient: the ability to collaborate effectively with technical experts.
11 unexpected tips for supporting mental health at work (that actually make a difference)

3 days ago | creativeboom.com | Tom May

It's Mental Health Awareness Week from today. With that in mind, we've all heard the usual advice: take breaks, drink water, go for a walk. But while these things can often be just the tonic you need, they aren't always enough to shift your mindset. The reality is that you can't just switch from a bad mental state to a good one at the flick of a switch.
15 brilliant resources to support your mental health at work

3 days ago | creativeboom.com | Tom May

Struggling with your mental health? Honestly, we're not surprised. After all, creative work demands a unique kind of emotional and mental energy. The pressure to consistently produce innovative ideas, meet tight deadlines, satisfy client expectations and somehow maintain your own creative spark can take its toll even on the most resilient minds.
Wellcome Collection's new campaign invites Londoners to question everything

3 days ago | creativeboom.com | Abbey Bamford

What does health smell like? What does health sound like? What happens when we stop chasing answers and start asking better questions? These are just a few of the prompts springing up across London this month as Wellcome Collection launches a fresh destination campaign that puts curiosity front and centre. Designed by Nice and Serious, the new campaign repositions the museum and library not only as a free cultural gem but also as a space to reflect, reframe, and rethink what it means to be human.
Despite the new trade deal, could tariffs still destroy the UK film industry?

6 days ago | creativeboom.com | Tom May

Last Friday, Britain and America signed their first trade deal under Trump: hooray! But while many people will be celebrating, those working in the UK film industry won't be popping their champagne corks just yet. It's no exaggeration to say that this industry is facing an existential threat following Donald Trump's announcement earlier this week that he'll be imposing 100% tariffs on foreign-made films entering the US market.
How&How delivers scrappy new identity for Big Cartel

1 week ago | creativeboom.com | Tom May

In 2025, if you're an artist, maker or small business wanting to sell your products online, you have plenty of places to choose from. But Big Cartel is one of the oldest, most established and most respected. Launched in 2005, this cloud-based e-commerce platform is used by everyone from woodworkers and ceramicists to niche medieval tapestry artists and has generated over $2.5 billion worth of sales to date. But in the world of online sales, no one can sit on their laurels for long.
The Guardian's 2025 redesign is the upgrade readers deserve

1 week ago | creativeboom.com | Tom May

When I first got into journalism in the 1990s, it was a licence to print money. Mainstream papers like The Sun sold two to four million printed copies a day, and even niche publications like The Guardian were pushing close to half a million. Most of the money went to the owners, but writers got fairly decent cash, too, and there was always work aplenty. They were good times. Nowadays, much as I love the web, it's devastated the print media I once adored.