JHDD Branding Report — 2026.08.02
JKR’s new identity for Coca-Cola demonstrates that maintaining a distinctive visual presence can involve minimal perceptible change. Across recent projects,
Read MoreA curated collection of cutting-edge typography, brand identity systems, and innovative packaging design shaping global visual culture.
JKR’s new identity for Coca-Cola demonstrates that maintaining a distinctive visual presence can involve minimal perceptible change. Across recent projects,
Read MoreJamie Clarke’s new typeface, Reel, represents a shift towards conversational typography. The design choices in Pianist Sofiane Pamart’s immersive visual
Read MoreFix My Curls built an entire brand identity around a single curl shape, rejecting the quiet minimalism prevalent on haircare
Read MoreJKR’s approach to Coca-Cola’s identity updates demonstrated a strategic restraint, preserving its iconic red and white script. All these examples,
Read MoreThe Merrill C. Berman Collection highlights a historical moment “When Berlin Was Too Depressing for Words.” The collected news items
Read MoreThe functional mini vending machine for Hi-Chew’s miniature candy bags suggests packaging is evolving beyond mere containment into interactive play.
Read MoreDutchScot’s branding for the Fjord sauna and cold plunge experience avoids conventional wellness tropes by positioning the offering between architecture,
Read MoreDr. Dori’s Cut No. 6 advocates for content presented with “100 Words. No Filler.” This directive for concise communication resonates
Read MoreStranger & Stranger’s design for La Petite Victoire features a bespoke, studded black glass bottle, pushing the boundaries of tactile
Read More20(Something) designed specific T-shirts for Open Point emblazoned with text across the back, a concrete detail in a broader trend.
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