Bi+ Equal set out to represent the full, diverse spectrum of the bi+ experience across Europe. Founder Soudeh Rad on why working with a lived-experience-led studio made all the difference.

Employment lawyer Rika Sawatsky of Clausework talks tackling gender-based harm at work, building a bold and human legal brand, and why empathy is a tool for real change.

When an icon of London's LGBTQ+ nightlife faced closure with a week's notice, we helped a volunteer campaign build the credible visual identity that raised close to £20,000 to save it.

We teamed up with Closet Brewing, Scotland's queer-run brewery, on a special edition Pride beer named for Marsha P. Johnson’s famous saying.

Lavender Menace Queer Books Archive talks reclaiming radical history, why queer community spaces matter today, and the work of protecting our stories for the future.

Our own Business Development Manager Lou Brown talks juggling Studio Lutalica with their freelance art business Goodstrangevibes, why buying queer builds a better world, and how they protect their peace.

Kath Pierce of Cairngorms Pride talks rural queer visibility, why impact isn't just a numbers game, and how good design helps queer joy blossom in unexpected places.

Celebrant Cat Halsan talks about leaving the charity sector to build a business rooted in queer joy, the radical act of holding space, and why wedding traditions don't have to be peer pressure from the past.

Branding and websites can feel like luxuries when budgets are tight, but the data tells a different story. Here's why good design pays for itself, for charities, founders, and social enterprises alike.

Studio Lutalica turns five! Founder Cecilia Righini reflects on five years of values-led design, hard-won lessons, and what it really takes to build a business that puts people before profit.

People of Theatre founder Giuliano Levato talks about why theatre is still an act of resistance, the real cost of independent publishing, and the enduring power of print in a digital world.

Creativity thrives when people feel free to be themselves. We look at the proven link between belonging and creativity, and why lived experience is a genuine creative asset, not an afterthought.