JHDD Branding Report — 2026.08.17
Accept & Proceed’s recent brand identity work for Vans understood that the iconic three-hole plimsolls, beloved to the point of
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Accept & Proceed’s recent brand identity work for Vans understood that the iconic three-hole plimsolls, beloved to the point of
Read MoreInstagram’s recent “little refresh” exemplifies a pervasive tension in contemporary digital design practice. The pattern connecting several recent industry observations
Read MoreThe custom whisky bottle bags from the Crown Royal and Juicy Couture collaboration exemplify a broader industry trend. This trend
Read MoreAccept & Proceed’s identity for Vans did not reinvent the beloved three-hole plimsoll brand; it understood its existing, worn-in equity.
Read MoreInstagram’s recent “little refresh” provided a superficial update to its visual identity. This event, alongside the discussion of “editorial dissonance”
Read MoreCrown Royal and Juicy Couture’s custom whisky bottle bags exemplify a push for tactile luxury within the unboxing experience. This
Read MoreVans’ new brand identity by Accept & Proceed retains the company’s well-loved three-hole plimsolls aesthetic, resisting wholesale reinvention. Across these
Read MoreThe editorial dissonance evident in ‘MALE.’ highlights an ongoing challenge in contemporary editorial design. Across these varied accounts, from the
Read MoreThe custom whisky bottle bags for Crown Royal and Juicy Couture, crafted from a velvety material, signal a broader industry
Read MoreKarlssonwilker’s identity for Calder Gardens explicitly prioritizes a slow, collaborative process over AI-driven speed for meaningful design solutions. This emphasis
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