Our San Francisco team’s design program for The East Cut neighborhood identity they created earned a Platinum Award in Graphis’ 2019 Poster Annual.

As noted by The Drum, Karin Soukup is stepping into a leadership role in our San Francisco office. We’re looking forward to continued excellence from our team in the city by the bay.

We sat down with the creative leadership coaches from SWIM for two workshops. First we learned about the impact that effective listening can have on relationships, and brushed up on some fundamental listening skills. Then we hosted a session just for COLLINS ladies to work on ways to get more comfortable claiming visibility across a range of professional contexts.

As featured by It’s Nice That, Gizmodo, and Dexigner, we launched our Henson-inspired typeface, Kernit, for the lovers, the dreamers, and you. Download it now!

Sometimes finding and strengthening your professional voice is a literal undertaking. Deeply proud to partner with Ladies Get Paid to host a workshop with Bespoken Partners’ Jackie Miller. Inspiration we won’t forget.

SXSW 2018 was more relevant this year than ever. Here’s why, and here were our women to watch for killer content and unique POVs.

Hosted, and inspired by, the beautiful minds from Denmark’s Niels Brock Innovation Academy.

Take a tour of our New York office with Interior Design Magazine.

Honored to have Nicholas Rezabek and Clay Kippen be invited once again to represent COLLINS at Design:Match — pairing professionals with pupils of the SVA Products of Design program.

Having an over-full dance card always makes us blush.

We are humbled by the extraordinary review on Brand New of our work with Target for A New Day.

We’re proud that COLLINS is a majority-female company, and grateful for this perspective from our managing director Claire Morris on women and CES.

Our thoughts on CES 2018: how consumer devices are becoming more human.

Honored that our work with Target and 605 was featured by Print magazine as regional winners of 2017.

Thank you all that came out to The Next Web Conference in New York to hear our very own Brian Collins speak.

COLLINS was just listed beside Spotify, Tesla, Disney, Apple, Google, Instagram, Patagonia, Ideo, R/GA, Netflix, HBO, Nike, Facebook and Pixar as one of the “Top 50 Companies Creatives Would Kill to Work For” list put together by Working Not Working.

And, for the record, no one has to kill anyone to work here. But being a little mad does, you know… help.

Check out our most recent work for The Exploratorium on BP&O.

We couldn’t be more proud of our very own Ben Crick and Christian Widlic for winning this year’s The One Club for Creativity Young Guns Award. Click the link to read more about the competition and this year’s winners.

Kernit, our custom typeface inspired by the work of Jim Henson, featured on The Brand Identity.

Check out our new work for Dropbox, featured in Fast Company.