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Hotlist 2025: the 25 most popular design studios, as voted for by their peers

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We just feel it's nice to give praise where praise is due and highlight some top agencies doing outstanding work and inspiring their peers. This year, they've also launched a sister agency focused on typography and type design, called Type of Feeling. Hopefully, their work will inspire you too.

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5 pieces of good news for freelance designers in 2022

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Since 2008, it's brought more than one million creative projects to life across the world and designers in its community have earned more than $400m USD on the platform to date. The 99designs by Vista report bears this out, with 68 per cent saying clients and agencies are more open to working with freelance talent than before the pandemic.

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From van to brand: Without’s new identity for Breadstall

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Since 2008, queues have formed along Northcote Road full of people eager for a slice of their twice-baked, slow-fermented biga dough pizzas. London-based design agency Without was brought on board to prepare the identity for moving from single-site retail into one of London's most crowded sectors.

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Kuudes reindesigns premium meal providers for a post-pandemic era

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When Finnish food company Anton&Anton decided to close its boutique stores and focus on convenience foods, creative agency Kuudes helped it rebrand accordingly. Originally established in 2008 as a boutique grocery store, Anton&Anton has now started to position itself as a soulful alternative to large supermarket chains.

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Luke Tonge: A career shaped by passion, print, and punk aesthetics

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Carving a path through print and branding Upon graduating, Tonge entered the industry at a precarious time - in 2008, in the midst of a financial crisis. Landing a role at Linney, a Nottingham-based design agency and printers, turned out to be pivotal and helped him grow into a designer who really understood print.

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James Hurst on his new role at Google, Big Tech's bad press and why he's hopeful for the future

Creative Boom

Next, he went on to work for Emak Mafu in 2008 when the global recession hit. James left and started his own design studio (Cure Studio), an illustration agency (HigginsonHurst) and a Type Foundry (The Type Foundry). So if ever you wanted insight about where the world of agencies and tech is heading, he's a good person to talk to.

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McCann's new campaign for Acer shows that the superhero is far from dead

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The first Iron Man film came out way back in 2008, so the kids who watched that one are now the parents. Computer features as superheroes The twist here is that McCann has personified product features of these gaming computers as unique characters within a new superhero squad: 'Predator Force'. None of this should be surprising.

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