Can you believe Hello Kitty turns 50 this year?!? To celebrate her half century reign as the Queen of Cute, let's dive deep into the world of Hello Kitty. Creative Briefs is a show about creativity and design, focusing on the stories behind the products you know and love. Find out more at creativebriefs.net Socials TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@UCLc7BaHKJwjNVKXphRF3Kdg Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/creativebriefsshow/ Affiliate Links Hello Kitty Snack Box: https://amzn.to/3R8mJKM Hello Kitty iPhone Charger: https://amzn.to/3R4AOcc Hello Kitty Ramen Bowl: https://amzn.to/454ZM0E Check out the wireless mic used in this episode: https://amzn.to/455Wj1Q

Fun fact: A Pride Flag isn't any one particular flag. There is an original Pride Flag, and then there are its proud descendants. This is a history of and a guide to the many flags of Pride you may see displayed this June. You can find that nifty Pantone Pride mug here: https://amzn.to/3xfbEAE Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/creativebriefsshow/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@UCLc7BaHKJwjNVKXphRF3Kdg@creativebriefs Website: https://www.creativebriefs.net/ Email: info@creativebriefs.net

The Star Wars font is more than just a collection of letters; it’s a symbol of the franchise’s enduring impact on popular culture. Its bold, geometric design captures the essence of the saga’s epic battles, heroic characters, and timeless themes. This is the curious tale of how it came to be. Website: CreativeBriefs.net TikTok: @CreativeBriefs Instagram: @creative_briefs Star Wars Chopsticks, because of course you need them: https://amzn.to/3z2ZRWL

Seasoned designers dislike change and they REALLY don't like tools that make design easier for regular folk. So, obviously, they're terrified of @canva . But you don't have to be. The most amazing/affordable video editing tool around: https://amzn.to/3VWMIXh Website: CreativeBriefs.net TikTok: @CreativeBriefsShow Instagram: @creative_briefs Written and produced by Jon Racinskas.

The James Bond 007 logo is one of the most iconic symbols in cinematic history, representing the suave and sophisticated world of espionage that Ian Fleming imagined in the 1950s. This logo, with its sleek typeface and the instantly recognizable gun motif, has evolved over the years, yet has always remained synonymous with the charm and danger that is James Bond. On this, our double-O 7th episode, we’re going to do a deep dive of the 007 logo. Learn more about the show at creativebriefs.net We make fun animated design history shorts on tiktok.com/creativebriefsshow Coolest Bond merch on Amazon: "No Time to Die" Aston Martin DB5 https://amzn.to/4ePZQWF

Let's explore the fascinating design journey of the Comic-Con eye logo. We'll discover how this powerful symbol has become more than just a logo, representing a legacy of innovation, creativity, and inclusivity in the world of comics and popular culture. We'll delve into the universal symbolism and versatility of the eye logo, its strategic design choices by Richard Bruning and Josh Beatman, and how it has contributed to Comic-Con’s global recognition. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to the world of Comic-Con, this video offers insights into the event’s rich history and enduring appeal. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more content on the intersection of design and popular culture! #ComicCon #Branding #DesignHistory #PopCulture #CreativeBriefs

The Olympics represent the pinnacle of human achievement, manifesting the values of unity, excellence, and international cooperation. They showcase the power of sport to transcend borders, celebrate diverse cultures, and inspire the world through a shared pursuit of greatness and mutual respect. So why does modern Olympic branding suck? Let’s do a deep dive into the wild world of Olympic branding, discuss its origins, see where it goes wrong, and, because I’m a helpful guy, share some advice for making sure the branding for the next Olympics isn’t an international embarrassment. Creative Briefs is written & produced by Jon Racinskas. Learn more about the show at creativebriefs.net Oh! We have a second channel starting next week. Keep an eye out for updates.

We delve into the design history of one of the most beloved antiheroes in comic book and cinema history: Deadpool. This episode explores how Deadpool's unique blend of humor and darkness captured the hearts of fans, leading to his own comic series and major motion pictures. Join us as we uncover the collaborative efforts of writers, artists, actors, and designers who shaped Deadpool into the multifaceted pop culture icon we love today. Couple of notes: 1. There are some AI generated images in here. They're easy to spot and meant to be funny. 2. I credited known sources. There are a few images I couldn't source, and I apologize for being a schmuck and using them anyway. 3. I am aware that I may have mispronounced a couple of names here. Next time I'll try it sober. How's that? You can learn more about the show at creativebriefs.net.

When you think about building a successful brand, it’s unlikely that your first thought is of little trees in ceramic pots. Why would it? On the surface, bonsai and branding have nothing in common, but dig a little deeper and the similarities reveal themselves. Learn more about the show at creativebriefs.net Written and produced by Jon Racinskas This was originally an article on Medium that I wrote in 2021. My thanks to my super intern at the time, Shanna Gerlach, for helping me put this together.