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Graphic Design and everything in between.

Curated by David Bennett Creative Director at opx.studio↗. David’s personal work can be viewed at this-studio.co.uk↗.

In a world overflowing with visual content, Visuelle.co.uk stands out for its clarity, curation, and quality. Whether you’re a seasoned designer or a student just getting started, it’s a valuable resource for anyone who appreciates the art of visual communication.

What truly sets Visuelle apart is its editorial philosophy: “if it’s great, it goes on.” This simple but deliberate approach ensures that only top-tier creative projects make it onto the site. Each post is hand-selected by Bennett, who draws from a wide range of leading studios and individual designers. The result is a highly polished collection that consistently inspires and informs.

The design of the site itself reflects the values of the work it presents. With a minimalist layout that emphasises large, high-quality visuals and minimal accompanying text, Visuelle lets the work speak for itself. There’s no clutter, no over-explaining just bold, impactful design displayed in a clean, quiet space. It’s a refreshing contrast to more content-heavy design blogs and a perfect fit for visual thinkers.

In addition to its editorial quality, Visuelle is regularly updated, ensuring a steady flow of fresh inspiration. Whether you’re looking for a spark of creativity for a new branding project or simply want to keep up with global design trends, the site offers something new almost every visit. Designers are also encouraged to submit their work, creating a sense of community and discovery that adds value beyond the blog’s curated content.

Submissions
Submit@visuelle.co.uk

Image requirements
2000 x 1333px any motion to be supplied 1920 x 1080px

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Map Project Office

Date
1.09.25

Map Project Office has unveiled a new visual identity that reflects the studio’s evolving ethos and adaptable approach to industrial design. Conscious of the often overly serious perception of the discipline, the rebrand seeks to bring a more joyful, warm and intuitive feel to the way map protect office presents itself—balancing clarity with character.

Developed in close collaboration with graphic designer Hugh Miller, digital partner CLIFF Studio, and writer Linsey Rendell, the new identity is rooted in geometry, visual balance and purposeful reduction. Every element is designed to be intentional and intuitive, stripping away excess to let the work speak clearly and confidently.

The result is a holistic system underpinned by robust design guidelines and a redesigned website that brings together map’s portfolio, partnerships and editorial thinking. Reflecting the studio’s commitment to collaboration, curiosity and thoughtful innovation, the new identity sets a clear foundation for future growth while staying true to how map works today.

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