Here is our round up of the news stories and industry articles that caught our eye during June 2025.
These iconic logo rebrands ditch design briefs
Redesigning a logo is a difficult task because it is crucial to creating a memorable brand identity. Although we humbly believe that many organisations need to rebrand, doing so is not without risk, which is why many stagnate and cling to the security of familiarity.
Find out more in Creative Bloq.
Birra Moretti makes a toast to life’s simple pleasures
When you’ve already settled in for an evening beverage with pals and the sun disappears below the roofs, what do you do? To catch the final golden rays with a cool one in hand, take your chair, gather your friends and hike to the closest hilltop. That’s the answer.
Chairs, the hero movie in Birra Moretti’s recently announced worldwide campaign, was made by Lucky Generals and helmed by Sam Pilling, and it is based on this wonderfully ridiculous notion. It’s a light-hearted, cinematic tribute to tradition, community, and the joy of doing something easy together.
Find out more in Creative Boom.
Is the age of the specialist over in creative agencies?
For decades, the creative industry has celebrated the expert: the master of motion graphics, the virtuoso of typography, the brand strategist extraordinaire.
But how long will that last as AI changes the way we work, platforms break up more quickly than we can count them, and budgets get tighter everywhere?
Find out more in Creative Boom.
The book immortalising the lost art of fan-made record sleeves
Kevan Russell, Dominique Russell’s father, gave daughter two 45-inch record covers a few years ago.
These were fan-made artefacts, yellowing sheets of paper with collaged pictures and felt-tip pen drawings on them that were secured with Sellotape. Dominique, a historical and archival photographer who now works at the British Library, became obsessed with these two dusty pieces of art very quickly.
Find out more in It’s Nice That.
Snap to release lightweight AR glasses that double as a wearable computer
The new lightweight AR glasses with see-through lenses that also function as a wearable computer have been released by Snap Inc. The immersive Specs, which was unveiled at the Augmented World Expo 2025, will be released in 2026 with a number of features included in the next Snap OS upgrade.
Find out more in Designboom.
How the Royal College of Art’s technical team help transform creative careers
You probably consider reputation, location, and course structure while selecting a university for your postgraduate studies. However, have you thought about what might have been the most important aspect of your schooling?
A strong technical services team can make the difference between having the know-how to actualise your idea and not being able to. And there is a secret powerhouse at the Royal College of Art (RCA).
Find out more in Creative Boom.
The best rebrands of all time
The most successful rebrands strike a delicate balance between tradition and modern design, but they are not risk-free. On the one hand, you could risk losing your brand’s reputation if you continue to use its distinctive character. However, if you follow the trends, you can end up alienating your current audience.
Find out more in Creative Bloq.
Meet Doris, the amazing stop-motion octopus
The octopus is an amazing water creature with its bobbly skin, boneless body, and bright brain. But with Hayley Morris, an animation director at Nerd Productions, creating Doris, a remarkably detailed Giant Pacific Octopus out of yarn, lace, beads, crepe paper and more, our passion for the species has been exploding. Doris appears in the new documentary series OCTOPUS! on Prime Video, which is narrated by Phoebe Waller-Bridge and uses stop-motion animation.
Find out more in Creative Boom.
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