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From nostalgic revisions to bold new campaigns – these are the best rebrands of the decade, as picked by industry experts.

NCM Introduces the Young Lions Mentorship Program with Coca-Cola, Mother, and Atlantic New York in Support of the U.S. Young Lions Community Delta Air Lines Joins as the First Official U.S. Young...

Juice brand Minute Maid is focusing on wellbeing and pleasure as it launches a global brand strategy and identity for the first time

The worlds largest juice brand gets a makeover.

Fanta drops the orange from its logo

In the early morning of June 28, 1969, The Stonewall uprising began when the New York City Police raided the Greenwich Village gay club called the Stonewall Inn. The raid led to six days of protests and violent interactions with law enforcement, marking the beginning of the gay rights liberation movement not only in New York City but globally as well. The Stonewall Organization, a group fighting for freedom and equality for the LGBTQ+ community, recently worked with agency Jones Knowles Ritchie

The project has been worked on via the studio’s philanthropic arm, the JKR Foundation, and aims to showcase the charity as “the leader it is”.

Following the second of two digital ceremonies, today, D&AD has announced three Black Pencil winners, alongside the President's Award and the remaining Pencil winners across the Culture, Design and Impact categories. Australia has picked up a further two Graphite Pencils and four Wood Pencils.

May 28 2021, 10:16 am | BY Kim Shaw | No Comments Following the second of two digital ceremonies, today, D&AD has announced three Black Pencil winners, alongside the President’s Award and the remaining Pencil winners across the Culture, Design and Impact categories.   Some standout winners across these categories from the APAC region include: A Yellow Pencil winning entry in the Book Design category for Chemical Industry Press’ ‘Stories Hidden in Chinese Characters’ for Chemical...