Uncommon leads art direction & design of the new issue including five unique covers — Port’s A/W23 issue features Taika Waititi, Franz Rogowski, Jasmine Jobson, Teo Yoo and art by Cai Guo-Quiang, as well as writing from Annie Ernaux, Lauren Oyler, Elizabeth Goodspeed, Chris Ware and Zadie Smith. This new issue comes with an ambitious redesign from Uncommon, including the photographed cover stars hand-writing their own title on their respective covers. See below a capture of the new design.

Powerful film & OOH created by Uncommon celebrates over 25 years of the iconic JD duffle, cementing its unrivalled status in British youth culture — JD, the leading retailer for youth fashion and sportswear brands, announces the launch of its new brand platform, ‘Forever Forward’ with a seasonal campaign titled ‘The Bag for Life’. The highly anticipated multichannel campaign from Uncommon will span across VOD, Cinema, Retail, OOH, DOOH, Murals, Social and Online in the UK, Australia, Canada, South East Asia and Europe.

New Brand Identity & Logo Reflect SiriusXM’s Value Proposition, Bringing Listeners Closer to What They Love — Today at SiriusXM’s Next Generation Industry & Press Preview, the Company revealed its refreshed brand platform and identity — including a new logo, master color palette, and mascot — bringing to life the Company’s brand proposition of bringing listeners closer to what they love. SiriusXM’s updated brand accompanies the unveiling of the Company’s next generation Streaming app, new pricing, exciting original programming, and more, all aimed at welcoming new listeners to go deeper into what they love with SiriusXM.

We’re living through a quiet, global catastrophe of boring buildings that make us sick, stressed & depressed, while simultaneously destroying our planet. It’s time to get angry. Join the movement today. — | THE HUMANISE MOVEMENT The Humanise movement was born from a single fact: boring, soulless buildings are more than just boring. They’re dangerous. They’re dangerous to mental health — increasing rates of stress, anxiety and depression amongst those exposed to them (1). …

Studio launches with global client roster & Chief Creative Officer appointment of Sam Shepherd — the world’s most awarded creative — Uncommon — Europe’s fastest growing start-up in advertising history — officially announces its U.S. studio opening in New York. Uncommon is a creative studio building brands that people in the real world actually wish existed. Labeled as ‘the creative company for leaders and founders in a moment of change’ as well as launching their own brands.

Schools, celebrities & the teaching community all come together to support & encourage this initiative across the nation with 1000’s of young people taking part ahead of one-hour TV special launching on air tonight — On Monday 25th September, ITV and STV launched a new initiative from the UK’s most recognised mental health campaign, Britain Get Talking. The campaign, created by Uncommon Creative Studio, encouraged every school in the country to set a different kind of homework this World Mental Health Day (10th October) — asking the hardest subject: what’s on our minds?

Heatherwick Studio — the multi-award winning British design and architecture studio — is collaborating with Uncommon Creative Studio to help launch Thomas Heatherwick’s new book, and the broader Humanise campaign. Heatherwick’s ambition is to spark 10 million conversations and trigger a global movement to encourage people to be more aware of the buildings around them. Uncommon has been enlisted as a Founding Partner to help shape the movement through activations as well as develop a new brand world, a website and visual identity.

Executions show real answers from homework task set asking young people the hardest subject — what’s on their minds — Last week ITV and STV launched a new initiative from the UK’s most recognised mental health campaign, Britain Get Talking. This time encouraging every school in the country to set a different kind of homework ahead of World Mental Health Day on Tuesday 10th October.

Mental health has declined in almost 40% of schoolchildren* ITV’s Britain Get Talking is setting the nation a different kind of homework for World Mental Health Day A task designed to help ease stress and reduce anxiety, by helping young people open up about the hardest subjects on their minds. Today, ITV and STV launch a new initiative from the UK’s most recognised mental health campaign, Britain Get Talking. The broadcaster is encouraging every school in the country to set a different kind of homework ahead of World Mental Health Day on October 10 as what is on our minds can be the hardest subject.