The Latest

A well-edited stream of the what’s new and what’s next.

Press

Creative Bloq

4 reasons why experiential design matters

Creative Boom

The Working Assembly helps Union Square Partnership find its voice with a new identity

Ad Week

Zola Is Using Real Love Letters to Celebrate Pride in Its Out-of-Home Campaign

Forbes

Pro Padel Raises $10 Million, Pushing Sport To New Heights In U.S.

Complex

Walmart's Nuevolution Project Celebrates Visionary Creatives Shaping Culture

Marketing Dive

Urban Outfitters blends physical, digital with back-to-school campaign

Friday Fives

Every Friday, we highlight five things we have on our radar that we think should be on yours, too.

Vol. 371

This week, we’re relishing retro, getting initiated into the Culturati, finding AI in our stocking, packaging up 2026 trends, and getting romanced by branding.

Vol. 370

This week, we’re getting the skinny on an old font, ping-ponging marketing ideas, keeping up with Labubus, monetarily prepping for the holidays, and taking a conversation clue. Also, we’re celebrating a big win this week. Our founder Jolene Delisle just won a Global Recognition Award for her leadership contributions to the creative field.

Vol. 369

This week, we’re finding archival inspiration, tuning into TikTok radio, inspecting modern masculinity, asking why teens don’t trust the news, and continuing to be terrified of forehead kisses.

Vol. 368

This week, we’re intrigued by supermarkets, commenting on fashion’s cleanliness, giving the side-eye to AI, reading novellas from 1848, and smelling the weeds.

Vol. 367

This week, we’re playing catch-up, imagining a day or two without automation, watching podcasts, reclaiming our skills from AI, and going straight to the source for advertising. But first, some exciting news: Our Founder and Creative Director Jolene Delisle spoke at the Adobe Max Conference about the need for incorporating human skills during the age of AI. Read next week’s Friday Fives for a link to the recorded session.

Vol. 366

This week, we’re watching IG turn into TV, pausing to look at posters, enjoying grocery store collabs, keeping an eye out for collections, and attempting to avoid brainrot.