Extending brand tone into books: Little Book of Bananagrams author, Deej Johnson, on getting it right
Writer Deej Johnson discusses why authors need to extend a brand’s tone… AND deliver its promise
Ringers Western debuts Bundaberg Rum apparel collection
“We’re excited to be partnering with Ringers Western, another famous Aussie brand that celebrates the good times,” said Bundaberg Rum Senior Brand Manager, Matthew Miles.
Beams International’s Emma Coote on making great gifts with brilliant brands
Emma Coote, Brands and Licensing Director at Beams, on building brand partnerships grounded on innovation, collaboration and respect.
Scottish Opera marks 60th anniversary with The Biggar Gin Company collaboration
The gin features a red label with die-cut holes which, when removed and placed in a music box, plays ‘Un bel di’ from Madama Butterfly.
As Wild in Art celebrates its 15th anniversary, co-founder Charlie Langhorne tells us why brands should embrace art trails
Wild in Art’s Charlie Langhorne on the key to making brands work as sculptures – and the IP he’d love to collaborate with.
2022 saw Wild in Art contribute over £625,000 into creative communities
“We really are so grateful for the creativity and sheer genius of the artists we work with,” said Wild in Art co-founder Charlie Langhorne
The magic of brand design at Disneyland Paris
Ben Townsend, Licensing Assistant at Aardman Animations, shares some design highlights from a recent trip to Disneyland Paris.
Duncan Hines expands Dolly Parton baking mix collection
“I’m really excited to launch more baking mixes steeped in my Southern roots,” said Dolly Parton.
Matt Kelley and Brian Saliba on bringing Monty Python authentically into tabletop RPGs
Crowbar Creative’s Brian Saliba and Exalted Funeral’s Matt Kelley discuss getting the tone right on Monty Python’s Cocurricular Mediaeval Reenactment Programme.
Chessington World of Adventures to welcome world’s first Jumanji rollercoaster
Mandrill Mayhem is a winged, launch, shuttle ride with an inversion – a first for Chessington, which last introduced a rollercoaster back in 2004.