Design & Paper

1 week ago | designandpaper.com | Sini Mäkelä

In today’s saturated market, brands are increasingly turning to sensory marketing to create memorable experiences. Sensory marketing involves appealing to the five senses—sight, touch, taste, smell, and sound—to influence consumer perceptions and behaviors. In the realm of packaging, this strategy transforms ordinary boxes into immersive brand experiences by engaging multiple senses.

1 week ago | designandpaper.com | Sini Mäkelä

Backstage Talks is a magazine that lives at the intersection of design and business, known for its vivid visual identity and thoughtful editorial. In its eighth issue, the magazine poses big questions about the sustainability of creative work—What does it take to keep going? How do we know what is enough? Should we just quit?—and features conversations with creatives like Jessica Hische, Pablo Rochat, Wilfrid Wood, DIA Studio, and Emily Keegin.

1 week ago | designandpaper.com | Sini Mäkelä

As the days grow longer and spring begins to bloom, it’s time to welcome the Easter season with a dash of creativity and a splash of color. Whether you’re decorating your home for a festive Easter gathering or simply embracing the spirit of the holiday, there’s something magical about handmade decorations that bring joy and charm to any holiday or celebration.

2 weeks ago | designandpaper.com | Sini Mäkelä

In an era where personalization is paramount, Graphische Revue has taken mass customization to an unprecedented level with its first issue of 2025. The magazine has unveiled its latest edition with 4 250 unique covers, each tailored to individual recipients—a groundbreaking achievement that seamlessly blends mass production efficiency with bespoke design. The objective was both clear and ambitious: to produce thousands of customized covers that resonate personally with each reader.

3 weeks ago | designandpaper.com | Sini Mäkelä

For centuries, playing cards have been an essential part of gaming culture, offering entertainment, strategy, and even a touch of mystery. With their origins tracing back to ancient China and the Middle East before making their way to Europe in the 14th century, playing cards have evolved into an iconic part of everyday life. But beyond their function in games of chance and skill, playing cards present a unique opportunity for designers and illustrators to push the boundaries of creativity.