Create Week. Improve your wellbeing through the arts.
Create Week is an event taking place from 1–7 July, celebrating the importance of creativity in supporting our wellbeing. Whether you’re a professional artist, a hobbyist, or simply someone who loves singing in your kitchen, you can get involved.
The Xerox Effect – a bold trend for charities in 2026
Design trends swing between polish and personality, and of course, who your audience is and what message you are conveying will often determine where you sit on this scale. For 2026, we’re seeing a shift toward the latter with the Xerox Effect. A graphic design trend rooted in raw textures, high contrast layouts and that […]
Move over Gen Z, there are some new kids in town.
Generation Alpha (Gen A) may be one of the youngest generations, but they have brand influence and purchase power well beyond their years. So understanding who they are and what motivates them could help you engage with a powerful new group of supporters for your organisation.
6 common charity brand mistakes
Six common mistake charities are making when branding or rebranding their organisation.
What colour will be having a moment in 2026?
In 2025, Pantone’s Colour of the Year was 17-1230 Mocha Mousse, a warm, chocolatey brown that exudes comfort and understated elegance. So, what’s in store for 2026?
The psychology of colour in your charity branding
When you think of your favourite brands, what comes to mind? Colour plays a big part in how you feel about them. It isn’t just decoration, it’s a silent communicator that shapes perceptions, builds trust, and even drives decisions.
The Power of Play
Why play is just as important to adults as it is to children. So give yourself permission and find time for fun!
Demystifying design: CMYK or RGB? Understanding colour modes
In the world of impactful branding, websites, and campaigns, colour plays a pivotal role in conveying emotions and messages. When collaborating with a design agency for your charity or organisation, having a grasp of colour modes can be very handy.