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Shutterstock Scraps Old Stock Look To Give ‘Universal Ingredient’ For Creativity

1 week ago | designtaxi.com | Mikelle Leow

Image courtesy of Shutterstock Shutterstock is trading its familiar red box for something a little more abstract, and a lot more ambitious. After over two decades of fueling slideshows, social posts, and advertising campaigns across every industry imaginable, the company has rolled out a new brand identity that cements it not just as a media marketplace, but as an all-encompassing creative partner.
‘Elmo Open To Work’ Merch Wears Support For PBS As It Faces Funding Cuts

3 weeks ago | designtaxi.com | Mikelle Leow

Images via Elmo Open to Work America’s most huggable Muppet is out of a job—at least in satire. Now you can help him and his peers get back up on their feet. Last month, Sesame Street’s Elmo unexpectedly made the news after a faux LinkedIn post about his apparent termination, a result of federal budget cuts, made its rounds. The very same minds that conjured up the parody have launched the Elmo Open to Work website, where you will be able to walk around in his shoes even more.
McDonald’s Fans Go Marbles Over Its Faux ‘Ancient’ Mosaic In Historic Rome Mall

3 weeks ago | designtaxi.com | Mikelle Leow

Image via / / When archaeologists dig up this site centuries from now, they might be surprised to find golden arches etched into marble. McDonald’s Italy is making passersby stop and stare with a dusty piece of art that weaves modern fast food into ancient aesthetics. The installation, titled Enjoy the Classics, is a faux Roman mosaic featuring toga-clad figures indulging in burgers and fries, with the iconic McDonald’s logo incorporated into the design.
Adobe Photoshop Is Now On Android As A Full-Featured App After iPhone Rollout

3 weeks ago | designtaxi.com | Mikelle Leow

Images courtesy of Adobe Adobe Photoshop has officially arrived on Android, giving more mobile creators a chance to access its powerful tools without a laptop. After months of iPhone exclusivity, Photoshop’s full-featured mobile app is now available for free on Google Play, bringing with it layers, masks, and Adobe’s AI-driven features for quick and professional-grade edits, social media graphics, and digital art that can be done anytime, anywhere.
Tor Alva, The World’s Tallest 3D-Printed Tower, Rises In Switzerland

3 weeks ago | designtaxi.com | Mikelle Leow

Image via ETH Zurich In the remote Swiss village of Mulegns, where the population hovers around a humble dozen, a striking new structure has emerged: Tor Alva (or The White Tower in Romansh). Standing at nearly 100 feet, this 3D-printed edifice is now the tallest of its kind globally. The tower, unveiled on May 20, 2025, is the result of a collaboration between the Origen Cultural Foundation and ETH Zurich, aiming to revitalize the dwindling community through art, architecture, and technology.
LEGO & Nike Kick Into Action With Sets & Sneakers Planned For Years To Come

4 weeks ago | designtaxi.com | Mikelle Leow

Image courtesy of Nike Sneaker culture just found its blocky match. Nike and LEGO have officially announced a multi-year collaboration designed to inspire kids aged nine to 13 through a mix of creative play, sport, and unique experiences combining Nike’s “Just Do It” energy with LEGO’s playful building spirit. The first wave of products lands on July 1 with the LEGO Nike Dunk set.
Microsoft Recreates Its Birthplace With 70s-Era Garage Fitted With Modern Tech

1 month ago | designtaxi.com | Mikelle Leow

Image courtesy of Assembly and featured with permission Microsoft is rewinding the clock to 1975, shag carpet and all, for its 50th anniversary. As part of this year’s Build developer conference in Seattle, the company has unveiled The Original Build, a walk-through installation designed to feel like the exact garage where Microsoft might have been born. Far from just a nostalgia trip, it’s also a showcase of how far tech has come, and how its earliest quirks still spark creative fuel today.
Tomorrowland Morphs Into Home Décor With Its First Furniture Line

1 month ago | designtaxi.com | Mikelle Leow

Image courtesy of Dirk Alexander, Great Library Design Studio, Ethnicraft, Patricia Goijens / © MORPHO 2025, featured with permission Tomorrowland, the electronic music festival famous for its elaborate stages, is entering a new space: your home. Its first-ever furniture collection, MORPHO, takes cues from nature, fantasy, and design history to deliver pieces for new, more permanent settings.
Designs That Stood Out At The 2024–2025 A’ Design Awards And Deservedly Won - DesignTAXI.com

1 month ago | designtaxi.com | Mikelle Leow

The A’ Design Award & Competition, one of the world’s most prestigious and inclusive design accolades, celebrates excellence across a vast spectrum of creative disciplines. Established to bring global awareness for good design practices, the competition invites designers, innovators, and brands from over 100 categories—including architecture, product design, fashion, art, and more—to showcase their work on an international stage.
Grubhub Digs Into A Bold New Look With Juicier, Brighter Visual Makeover

1 month ago | designtaxi.com | Mikelle Leow

Image courtesy of Grubhub Grubhub is serving up a fresh look that pairs with its appetite for growth. As of May 5, the food delivery platform has begun rolling out a revamped visual identity, created entirely in-house under the direction of creative director Jasmine Sharpe. The redesign aims to sharpen Grubhub’s brand presence while maintaining a sense of familiarity, like personalizing your favorite dish without losing the flavor. The entrée of this menu is a retooled logo.