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Heal’s tackles the “great flattening” of British interiors in new campaign

Heal’s has collaborated with brand strategy consultancy Tomorrowism on its biggest brand repositioning in over a decade. The campaign looks to reassert the brand’s status as one of the country’s leading design authorities, as well as combat what the team sees as a widespread “flattening” of British interiors due to “fast furniture and short-lived trends”. Comprising a new visual identity…...

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Anthropic bets big on problem solvers with first Claude campaign

Anthropic has finally joined the advertising fray. Its debut campaign, Keep thinking, is less about glossy slogans and more about staking a claim: Claude, its AI model, isn’t here to replace your brain, but to sharpen it. Created in partnership with indie powerhouse Mother and backed by a multi-million-dollar spend, the campaign marks Anthropic’s first serious brand play after years...

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A new exhibition celebrates the radical design of protest posters

From the Suffragettes to Rock Against Racism to the march against the Iraq War, protest has long shaped the UK’s cultural, social and political landscape. Recently, however, this fundamental democratic right has come under intense scrutiny. The Public Order Act 2023 granted law enforcement agencies new powers to restrict public demonstrations deemed likely to cause “serious disruption”. Source...