Simz wins and four other finds
Five Finds is a monthly collection of five inspiring things we deemed worthy of sharing. If you’d like inspiration in your inbox each month sign up here.
If you think they are too, share the link to subscribe in your social network or forward it to a friend.
Image: © Craig Black
Football fusion
Artist Craig Black created a series of football art installations for the 2020 Euros inspired by the brand colours of various countries’ team kits. He’s currently in Qatar creating them for the World Cup. Follow his Instagram for those.
Image: ©Netflix
Stutz
Actor Jonah Hill’s tender Netflix film about his therapist and world-renowned psychiatrist Dr. Phil Stutz is heartfelt, honest and a little bit weird.
Image: © Tangle
Pollution to product
Need a present for your pooch? Raise awareness of Ghost Nets and get an environmentally friendly, durable, and fashionable new lead to shout about.
Image: © Dyslexia Scotland
Design for dyslexia
The much maligned typeface, Comic Sans is actually really helpful for dyslexia sufferers but, it’s pretty ugly. Dyslexia Scotland has worked with type designer Daniel Brokstad to create a font that’s not only dyslexia-friendly but beautiful too.
Car trouble
Korean car-maker Kia, unveiled it’s new logo and visual identity — to much fanfare and fireworks — last year. But now the dust has settled searches for ‘KN car’ have rocketed.
Studio news
Tea travel tins
Tea drinkers take their tea seriously. And now they can take that tea where ever they go. Whether it’s Honeybush for a hike or camomile for camping we’ve created two branded mini tea caddies for Tick Tock and Dragonfly Tea.
