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Using synthetic DNA, the LOC shrunk down handwritten lyrics to the ‘Star-Spangled Banner,’ a rendering of Abe Lincoln’s hand, and more...
‘Manual’ is a 26-page, 3D-printed book with the code inside for how to make it.
The stadium going up on the White House grounds is a machismo photo op that obscures the people’s house.
Initial reaction to the Jony Ive-designed EV is that it doesn’t look much like a Ferrari at all.
Each font in the LA28 type family is designed for a different purpose.
Want to keep your terrarium alive? You’ll have to put your screen down.
Spotify’s went full ‘discomorphism’ for its 20th anniversary logo. The internet didn’t approve.
Matching colors, shapes, and sounds is harder than it seems.
Franchisees in international markets can make their restaurants light blue instead of red. Visually, it signals digital ordering. But does it make you...
The clever concept shows the limitations of a simple, sans-serif logo.
In a state where major data center construction is now banned, the residents of a small town blocked the adoption of an AI-generated logo.
The fast-food giant’s burger logo finally gets the customization it always wanted.
Increasingly, the president’s email fundraising is branded only for him.
‘We wanted to build something that was a bit more intentional and experience-led.’ —Whataburger CMO Scott Hudler
Watch your back, plastic bottles.
Rather than taking a logo-centric approach, designer Neville Brody built a visual grammar for the Allen Institute and let the logo follow.
Target’s commercials have become a visual reference to an earlier era of advertising that was more colorful and camp.
A new Chrome extension lets a lazy cat block your browser when you’ve spent too much time on social media.
Renaming the controversial agency is a marketing disaster waiting to happen.
The smart email app Extra surfaces your most important emails at a glance and makes the inbox more visual.
Watch out, #CleanTok.
USPS Postcrossing stamps commemorate a global pen pal project to connect people across countries and cultures.
Warby Parker designed its performance sunglasses to hug the face and deflect glare. You might even wear them when you’re not working out.
The creative agency behind ‘brat’ did the typography for Madonna’s forthcoming ‘Confessions on a Dance Floor 2.’
‘The merch store is just the most obvious physical representation of how Trump has essentially put his office up for sale.’
The president announced the arch design he wants to build in Washington, D.C. A group of veterans is suing.
McDonald’s is growing its drinks menu to compete with chains and coffee shops.
You can now stack your tabs vertically in the Google Chrome browser.
A carmaker found just the right frequency for a bike bell to make it past a headphone’s noise-canceling algorithm.
An update will give select Instagram creators the ability to tag linked products directly in Reels posts.
After finding that just 12% of households utilize its refill jugs, the company redesigned them with a lid that pours 37% faster and spills less.
Domino’s pizza tracker gets a new look and AI brains that will pinpoint your pizza’s delivery time.
After 12 tons of its candy bars were stolen, Nestlé launched a website to track where they might have gone.
Now you can design your own text styles using AI prompts.
In California and elsewhere, public officials aim to honor the farmworkers movement rather than the man.
The reported name, ‘Washington National,’ naturally follows the naming convention of clubs privately owned by Trump.
As airlines are tripling down on serving premium customers, United has figured out how to cater to the back of the plane.
The iconic logo hasn’t appeared on World Cup jerseys in decades.
The last time a living president was on a coin it didn’t work out so well.
Fallingwater has a new wordmark that lets the architecture speak for itself.
The company didn’t customize them.
The Commission of Fine Arts chair suggested the building’s columns be changed from Ionic to Corinthian to match the government’s other great...
The Emerging Liberty dime is missing the traditional symbol for peace.
Cars will zoom past Washington, D.C. landmarks at more than 200 miles per hour for the street race.
The furniture retailer has a long and lucrative relationship with the federal government.
Trump branded his battle against cartels in gold.
Trump is wearing branded merch during the country’s most solemn moments.
The Keystone State’s new ‘Let Freedom Ring’ plate solved one problem only to introduce another.
Imperfect lettering in campaign materials offers a refreshing contrast to the corporate-style Democratic branding of the past.
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