Autodesk Gives AI Video Directors Real 3D Control
On August 4, Autodesk expanded Flow Studio with two new tools: 3D Editor, which lets you block scenes, position characters, and set camera moves in actual 3D space, and Canvas, a node-based workspace for refining the 2D output afterward. Instead of typing a prompt and hoping for the best, you now direct the shot like a mini film set before AI renders it.
One Museum, Eighty-One Different Logos
Berlin Museum (formerly Stadtmuseum Berlin) just unveiled a rebrand that throws out the "one fixed logo" rule entirely. Instead of a single wordmark, it uses a rotating set of 81 different marks that shift depending on context, drawing on Berlin's own typographic history.
JKR's Creative Chief on Redesigning Coca-Cola
Creative Bloq gathered branding experts to react to Coca-Cola's newly unveiled global identity, including Tosh Hall, JKR's Global Chief Creative Officer, and Rapha Abreu, Coca-Cola's Global VP of Design. They explained the brief wasn't to reinvent the brand but to make it "more Coca-Cola" — tightening consistency across 200+ markets without losing what people already love.
Readymag Shows Why Websites Shouldn't Look the Same
Codrops rounded up a fresh set of sites built on Readymag, a no-code web design tool, showing how designers are using it to build layouts that feel handmade instead of templated — proof that a fast tool doesn't have to produce identical-looking output.
Build an Endless Glass Xylophone With Three.js
Developer Sujen Phea published a full build breakdown on Codrops for an interactive "glass xylophone" — 64 frosted-glass bars spiraling up an endless helix that ring, swing, and light up as your cursor sweeps across them, built entirely in Three.js.
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