Guest Curator
Everything old is new again
Wunderman Thompson’s Ari Elkouby argues that there’s no such thing as too much nostalgia (when it’s done right).
AOY + Design Bronze: Lg2 is in its Elements
The agency takes to rebranding, formalizing its internal innovation process and preserving company culture.
Taco Bell Canada fashions a new collaboration
The fast-food chain enters the clothing game with designer Hayley Elsaesser.
Best birthday playlist ever
Move over, mix tapes. Canadian Geographic celebrates our collective 150th with a musical map.
Let there be WiFi
Eliminate those pesky dead zones with a smart “life bulb.”
On the Whiskey Wedge
The ice in these glasses melts much slower than traditional cubes to retain your drink’s flavour.
It’s what’s inside that counts
How do you look at people with Down syndrome?
Lego enters a new digital dimension
Build a superhero in real-life and then play with him online.
The Banksy of calligraphy
Seb Lester has a gift for miraculous and precise hand lettering.
Jason Corbett and the Actors
A new-wave, post-punk and synth-pop band from Vancouver.
Random Cool»
As with much of what the agency’s does, the venue provides a showcase for communities in Toronto who need the boost.
The pizzamaker seized on Doug Ford’s political pitfall to push pies.
After 13 years, the agency is moving to a new home, but not after saying goodbye to where it got its start.
With pandemic restrictions still in effect, the agency got everyone together by having its office recreated in Minecraft.
A new recording from Sid Lee and Grayson Music captures the misery of composers who have work passed over for a demo.
