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Studio Kiln brings motion-first thinking to BAFTA’s new identity

Studio Kiln has unveiled a new visual identity for the 2026 BAFTAs, introducing a flexible motion-led system designed to unify the organisation’s four annual ceremonies while giving each its own distinctive character. Initially commissioned to create the awards’ PR campaign, the brief quickly expanded into a broader identity project spanning Film, Television, Games and Craft. Source...

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German energy supplier Meteoric unveils sci-fi inspired rebrand

Creative agency How&How has unveiled a new brand identity for Meteoric, a German energy supplier that is hoping to shake up the European mid-market with a science fiction-inspired proposition. How&How partnered with the startup – formerly known as Zeus Energy – to create its strategy, name, verbal and visual identity and digital experience, positioning Meteoric as an ‘out-of-this-world’… Source...

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South Kensington’s world-famous culture quarter gets new identity

A new identity for South Kensington aims to recast one of London’s best-known museum districts as a cultural quarter defined by curiosity rather than heritage alone, while also showcasing how AI-powered audience research is beginning to reshape branding practice. Frost*collective has completed an 18-month rebrand for the Exhibition Road Cultural Group (ERCG), whose members include the V&A… Source...

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Studio Blackburn creates charming branding for Ellis Butchers

Studio Blackburn was approached by founder Nick Ellis to create a unified brand that could also differentiate between two newly acquired shops in Blackheath Village and Blackheath Standard, located in the London borough of Greenwich. “We developed a multifaceted architecture strategy to manage the two distinct shop personalities under the overarching Ellis Butchers umbrella… Source...