Anna Singh, Co-Founder at Chinti & Parker, talks about designing the range – and why Crayola proved a perfect fit for the knitwear firm.

Victoria Whellans tells us how WildBrain CPLG expands its entertainment, sport and brand licensing.

“So many of our favourite summer memories involve BBQ and Bud, meaning we had a ton of personal experience to draw on creating these candles,” said Homesick’s Lauren Lamagna.

Prompted by the announcement of Welbeck Publishing’s England: The Official History, Start Licensing’s Ian Downes looks at how this kind of launch can create a ripple effect for The FA.

‘Crayola embodies the true essence of Chinti & Parker’s spirit, sharing our love of colour and always championing creativity, fun, self-expression, and a general sense of playfulness,’ read a statement from Chinti & Parker.

The book includes high-resolution scans from the likes of The Cursed Earth, The Day the Law Died, The Judge Child Quest and Judge Death Lives.

Partnerships include Kellytoy for plush, Spin Master for games and YWow for novelty sized puzzles.

Floral Street Founder Michelle Feeney explains how the team approached bringing the Van Gogh Museum into fragrances.

PowerStation Studio US’ Sharon Weisman, The Toy Guy’s Chris Byrne and Alsop Design’s Joe Alsop give us their verdict on the brands ripe for a pre-school collab.

“It will inspire young minds and help children to learn more about where their food comes from, the effort that goes into producing it, and the importance of establishing ethical and sustainable farming practices now and long into the future,” said M&S Food MD Stuart Machin.