Figma’s AI report tells us how designers and developers are navigating the changing landscape.
Using form, color, typography, and art direction, designers create entire worlds around fragrance – translating scent into sight, touch, and story. But how do you design for something you cannot see? And can design help us smell what we see?
We hand the mics over to Maria Chimishkyan and Jefferson Cheng on Figma’s Brand Studio team and eavesdrop as they discuss the ins and outs of their work.
Taking inspiration from the majestic mountain range that shares the company’s name, the identity blends natural elements with digital innovation, creating a visual language that speaks to both ascent and analysis.
Logo, visual identity, motion graphics and website for AI Video model Twelve Labs designed by Pentagram.
Matt Lamont’s mission to save and celebrate graphic design history
Zan Goodman isn’t chasing what’s hot — she’s building what lasts. Inside the creative philosophy of Zan Inc., where timeless design beats trend-chasing, and every detail has intention.
Wonderhood’s pupil-led identity champions community, creativity, and visibility – ensuring Soho’s only primary school is impossible to overlook.
“I let my creativity freely wander”: Sandrine Cheong’s multimedia design practice is playful and inquisitive. The French designer allows experimentation, curiosity and play to inform her approach and outcome.
The new look brings together contrasting typography and nostalgic illustration to forge an identity that honours tradition while welcoming a new generation to the table.
In a new design system for the restaurant, the studio, Requena Office, looked to the slow and quiet processes of the natural world for inspiration.
With no formal training, James has forged his own path, developing a distinct design philosophy that combines research, intuition and indulgence.
