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Vauxhall reveals "bold and pure" new logo design (opens the original)
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Over the last few years, we've seen pretty much every carmaker unveil a new logo. Most of these have been simplified (read: flat) takes on their existing emblems. But British car manufacturer Vauxhall has gone one further, debuting a flattened logo that does away with one of the previous design's most recognisable details. Since 1915, the Vauxhall griffin has been depicted holding a flag featuring the letter 'V'. But this 13th iteration of the logo has, for the first time, done away with the fla
Design of the Day: The iconic coffee machine that's kept us caffeinated since 1974 (opens the original)
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Are you suitably caffeinated? Good, because today is International Coffee Day. Created to celebrate "diversity and passion" of the coffee sector, the day was created by the International Coffee Organisation (ICO) to mark the start of the 'coffee year' (I didn't know that was a thing either) on 1st October. To mark the occasion, we're looking at one of our favourite product designs of the last half century, the Moccamaster KBG. I've been using one since 2020, and it's become an indispensable part
The next James Bond actor won't be who you think (opens the original)
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As a James Bond fan, I've lost track of the amount of times I've had a friend or family member approach me and exclaim, "Have you heard the news? The next James Bond is going to be played by [insert name of male A-list celebrity]!" But with the news of who's actually going to be the next 007 probably around the corner, I'm here to tell you that it won't be Callum Turner, or Jacob Elordi, or, for God's sake, Tom Holland. Or at least, it really shouldn't be. A-list names have always swirled around
Lexus just dropped the most twisted car design I've ever seen – literally (opens the original)
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When it comes to bold and subversive art projects, nobody comes close to Brooklyn-based collective MSCHF. From Office Chair Simulator to Cease and Desist Grand Prix, the team is currently responsible for over 100 project, or 'drops', each more provocative and irreverent than the last. And now, in collaboration with Lexus, the collective has created some of the most twisted car designs we've ever seen. Literally. Titled Circle Car and Twisted Car, the two 'sculptures' (in case you were wondering,
"We have the kind of stuff AI wishes it could make": Why trust is more important than ever for the NASA brand (opens the original)
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Last week we attended Frontify's Paradigms conference on Obanjan Island in Croatia. The three-night event was host to a plethora of insightful discussions and keynotes by design leaders across the world. But one of the most fascinating talks came not from the creative director not of a design studio, but a federal agency. David Rager, creative director at NASA, talked about his role overseeing the agency's visual brand and iconic Graphics Standards Manual. This has involved reviving the iconic '
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