In lieu of a gift guide chock full of products that may serve a nice, cozy purpose like keeping your feet warm we’re here to introduce you to our curated picks from the Creative Growth Holiday Show, our most treasured non-profit organization that you can feel good supporting this holiday season.

Rare Volume designed two interactive data experiences for WarnerMedia’s New York headquarters in Hudson Yards. Each installation leverages live social media data to allow users to understand the spectrum of activity and conversation surrounding WarnerMedia and its many subsidiaries.

Calvin Sprague, was commissioned by the team behind Minus Coffee to create some vibrant, funky brand and packaging illustrations for their new beanless coffee cans.

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ODUPLO STUDIO shared a branding and visual identity work for the Wild Tattoo Society®, a tattoo studio located in Panama City, Panama, formed by Selene Erazo, Alicia Olayvar and Michelle Arrue, three intense and passionate tattooists who come together in search of creating a movement of change in the market, a movement

Studio Carreras shared the visual identity created for The Black Sheep Community, an online platform for future thought leaders. They develop their wisdom and put it into practice by making assignments and question series. 

Contentful is the world’s leading composable content platform for digital builders at digital-first companies. Over 25 percent of Fortune 500 companies use Contentful to create and manage digital experiences for their customers across every channel.

Muller Next – the type system that will take you to the next level. As you can tell by the name, the system derived from our bestselling and very-much-loved typeface – Muller. But the font’s story doesn’t end here. The very first sketches of the author Radomir Tinkov appeared more than 10 years ago.

Juvee worked with the Zero team to evolve the existing can design and logo (developed by Herman Scheer) to an expansive digital and IRL ecosystem.

Finding Forte — A Typographic Search for Traces by Mara Reissberger and Tom Koch showcases Forte, this lively and friendly typeface that everyone knows, has been used, misused, and overused for over six decades now, ever since it was published by The Monotype Corporation in 1962.

AKÍBA, meaning thank you in Fang, an Equatorial Guinea language, is a massage and well-being space in Barcelona. I was commissioned to develop an identity that represents the connection between two important pillars of its owner: body health and Africa.

It’s been more than 10 years since I wrote the tutorial about neon effects in Photoshop. I still love creating light effects in Photoshop and a lot has changed since the last time I played with this type of light effect. So I decided to take it a try and create a simple and reusable effect using just Layer Styles so you can use it for your own designs.  

Spellbrand shared a branding and packaging design for Santa Domenica cigars. The cigars are made with high-quality tobacco. Thanks to their tobacco suppliers from the Dominican Republic, Brazil, Nicaragua, Ecuador, and Cuba, they assure the finest quality cigars with exquisite taste and smooth draw.

Gretes is a sustainable sleepwear brand that decided to glance into a new perspective of silk products: a sleep dress, nightshirt, bralette or turban — each is made from sustainably managed pine and eucalyptus forests, leaving Gretes on top of other modern brands that no longer can afford to be luxurious only because of their quality or history.

At Geodesic is a geometric sans-serif built with straight lines and pure spheres. This font family was inspired by orbital science and synthetic geometry. It follows the core principles of today’s typeface design and rational proportions. At Geodesic combines aesthetics with everyday function; it is precise, smart and relevant; and it was made for modern design and contemporary branding.

In April 2022, it is with great sadness that get-it.studio learned of the Nakagin Capsule Tower’s imminent dismantlement and destruction. This fantastic building has constantly stimulated and fed their imagination.

The pandemic revealed how meaningful social interactions are to us. Physical isolation triggered mental health conditions and exacerbated existing ones for many, creating a hidden but real mental pandemic.

Specialized in branding, brave & forward-thinking design solutions, Non-common Studio unifies visual opinion-shaping with social layers to bring the Publicritic International Call to life.

A resource, finally. Carolyn Witte and Felicity Yost started Tia in 2017 to address the medical needs of a long-ignored, painfully neglected segment of the healthcare population: women. A focused beginning. They started with a WebMD-style texting platform aimed at younger millennials and zoomers. The goal: to normalize conversations about topics such as birth control and gynecological care.

Heydays Studio shared a branding and visual identity for Plateful. Do you know that one third of all food produced is wasted and never reaches your plate? Plateful seeks to reduce food loss by disrupting the normal supply chain.