Freelance brand designer Dom Edwards is passionate about design, sports and community, so when the opportunity to brand runner and influencer Jonny Davies’ run club came about, it was the perfect partnership. Davies’ club, Scrambled Legs, had started to gain quite the following and he needed a brand that would help him on his mission to bring people together.

"As a designer, it’s not very often that you get to wear or even see your designs in real life, and being a huge fan of social running, it feels awesome. I often doubt my own illustration skills, but hearing the community say they love the little legs puts a smile on my face every time" says Edwards.

Using continuous lines to create the logomark and supporting illustrations, Raw Clay formed shapes with pieces of string before digitally tracing them, to capture organic, flowing movements. Creative Director Bekki Stovell explains how the founders want members to feel “a deep sense of belonging within their work environment, and the nature that surrounds it”.

Brand design agency Lewis Moberly has created Sourglass from the Fitzwood Brewery, a beer design concept developed in collaboration with the international Make a Mark initiative. The project aims to explore packaging innovation from a 360-degree perspective to include glass, labels, foils, and design, so the studio chose to challenge the beer category norm by redefining the drinking experience and commodity perception.

“This acts as a protective case, a cradle platform for the inverted bottle, and as a centrepiece for serving. The refillable bottle has a custom closure, made from repurposed copper from the brewery, that delivers a slow-release pour.”

P-Three’s new strapline - ‘Place-to-be makers’ - allows for tailored messaging across client communications, like “Making Bankside Yards the next place-to-be”, or thematic variations such as “A place-to-be active” and “A place-to-be indulgent”. A series of illustrations by Peter Ryan are woven into headlines, logo applications and other corporate communications, breathing life into high street characters and the world of leisure, retail, and restaurants.

The all-female team from 3D motion studio Dada Projects has teamed up with Google DeepMind to create two films showing how AI can provide a deeper understanding of global warming and its impacts on ecosystems. As well as this, they explored AI as a tool for the prediction of extreme weather.