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    Billboard with "Black Bee Honey" branding. Features a smiling bee holding honey, vibrant jars labeled for spring and autumn, and "Wild by Nature" text. Bright, natural tones.

    Creative Stuff#042

    Published by: Georgie Buckle

    Published on: January 5, 2024

    Our weekly roundup of creative news and insights along with a peek at what we’ve been up to.

    Industry News

    Billboard with "Black Bee Honey" branding. Features a smiling bee holding honey, vibrant jars labeled for spring and autumn, and "Wild by Nature" text. Bright, natural tones.

    Black Bee Honey

    OMSE's charming new identity for Black Bee Honey is inspired by the flight of the bumblebee.

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    Album cover featuring a silhouetted figure with outstretched arms against an orange backdrop and thorn-like patterns. The tracklist sits on a black background.

    Record sleeves of the year

    Creative Review takes a look at some of their favourite album designs of 2023.

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    Red background with the white Herman Miller logo, featuring a stylised "M" and the company's name in bold, conveying modernity and elegance.

    Herman Miller

    Herman Miller’s history with Helvetica resurfaces in modernist rebrand.

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    Studio News

    Black and white close-up of a person with long hair and glasses, wearing a dark sweater. The expression is neutral, creating a calm, focused tone.

    We are delighted to welcome a new designer to Stuff – Georgie Buckle! Although Georgie has only been with us for a few days, it’s already clear how her awesome design skills and bubbly personality are going to be a great asset to the studio and to all of our clients.

    VIEWING CORNER

    Two individuals stand in a forest, exuding tension. The woman, in a black coat, looks pensively ahead; a man behind her watches intently. Text reads "Netflix series, Fool Me Once."

    We've been enjoying the new Harlan Coben thriller, Fool Me Once, on Netflix.

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    READING CORNER

    Cover of "The Girls" by Emma Cline features an abstract face in red and blue. Sunglasses display the title and author in white handwritten font. Modern and bold.

    Richard is reading The Girls, a novel by American author Emma Cline loosely inspired by the Manson Family murders.

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    Georgie Buckle

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