At the beginning of each year, we like to give you our predications of what will be some of the main trends in the design world. It is worth mentioning that trends come and go, and whether or not you decide to base your designs around the current trends is up to you. 

So without further ado, here are our predictions for graphic design trends in 2025!

We are living in a time when music is mainly digital, and it streams effortlessly through our devices. Rarely do we have a CD or vinyl to hold in our hands anymore, rather we collect and store our favourite music through apps (unless you’re like us, who still collect our favourite albums on vinyl). 

While we love the Harry Potter films for the incredible visual effects, iconic costumes, and of course the characters, we really feel that it is the intricate graphic design work that brings the magical world to life.This is where the incredible talents of MinaLima, the graphic design studio behind the visual identity of the Harry Potter films, come in.

Here at Nurture, we are huge Disney fans! From the films and TV shows, to the parks and the whole magical world they create, there are few things as fantastical and all encompassing as Disney...

Shepard Fairey: Contemporary street artist, graphic designer, OBEY founder, and massive inspiration for our head designer, Adam!

Artificial intelligence (AI) has made significant strides and quickly too! The question that often arises is whether AI will eventually replace human professionals in various fields, including graphic design. While AI has undoubtedly impacted the design industry in various ways, we would like to think that the notion that it will entirely replace graphic designers is incorrect. These are some of the reasons why we think AI will not replace graphic designers, and how it can instead complement and enhance their work.

Here at Nurture, we are huge fans of the iconic Tim Burton and his haunting yet beautiful work

Since we are in the design industry, logos really fascinate us, particularly when they have a message cleverly hidden inside …

Grab a coffee and get ready to be inspired! Today we chat with the legend that is Henry Cox, musician (Boston Manor) and designer about his artistic journey, design inspiration and his creative processes… Enjoy!

March is Women’s History Month, and to honour this important month, we have been inspired to celebrate the women who paved the way in graphic design.

Graphic design, as an art form and industry, has been shaped by the contributions of numerous talented people throughout history. But while men have traditionally dominated the sector, so many iconic women have played pivotal roles in shaping the industry, paving the way and leaving their mark on design history.

After the recent ‘BarbieGate’ controversy, where it seemed that Greta Gerwig and Margot Robbie were snubbed by the Oscar’s, it got us reminiscing about one of our favourite new films. Let’s take a look into the iconic film’s visual style from the perspective of graphic design.

So, it’s now 2024! How did that happen?! As we step into the exciting world of graphic design in 2024, it's clear that creativity knows no bounds. With technological advancements and new trends on the horizon, designers are pushing the envelope and redefining visual aesthetics. This is Nuture’s predictions of what design trends there will be in 2024…

In today’s fast paced world, information is always bombarding us from all directions. Good design plays a huge role in shaping our daily choices and decisions. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, design subtly influences and guides our actions in ways that we may not even notice …

Here at Nurture, we are massive music lovers! We have had the opportunity to work with many of our favourite bands and artists, and if there is one thing that we always tell them, it is that they should see themselves as a brand…

Have you ever noticed that with some creatives, you can just tell it is their work immediately without even knowing?

At Nurture, we believe that the most important part of any successful project is open communication with our clients.

Think that good design is only for big businesses? Think again! The days of small businesses having to bodge together designs in a bid to remain within budget are long gone, but why is good design so important for small businesses too?

Not to teach your granny to suck eggs, but colour in design is pretty important!

Welcome to Nurture! We are so happy to be here and to introduce ourselves.