⚠️ This is the unedited replay of the April 22nd 2026 live stream on Adobe Live, the optimized cut is is "Gatorade Ditching Artificial Colors, Aston Martin Sues Its Own Shareholder, and A Weird Film Panoramic Camera".

This week on File New:

• Tim Cook is stepping down after 15 years leading Apple
• Gatorade is ditching artificial colors while promising to keep those iconic neons
• Aston Martin is suing Geely over a winged logo
• Jeff Bridges is reviving a cult panoramic film camera
• DJI's Osmo Pocket 4 is blocked from US sale due to FCC complications
• A visual analysis of how giant AI companies are branding themselves
• The death of the YouTube thumbnail
• The EU demands replaceable batteries for phones
• 100 Designers worth knowing
• The history of the Bezier curve

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Catch the live stream every week at 1 PM Eastern / 10 AM Pacific on the Adobe Live channel.

This week on File New, we look at the beautiful Amazonia branding everyone loves. It has river shaped letters and a colorful illustration system that highlights Brazil’s nine Amazonian states. Then we break down how the company Amazon cranked up the motion graphics at the Masters while CBS kept things classic.We also cover a $10M art heist I hadn't heard of, Netflix’s new podcast identity, a quality of life Adobe Illustrator update, Premiere's new color mode, and more stories for graphic designers, motion designers, illustrators, photographers and editors.

🔴 This is the edited version of the livestream. Catch the live version every Wednesday at 1pm ET | 10am PT on the Adobe Live YouTube Channel

File New is your weekly source for branding, design, and creator news.

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This is the raw, unedited upload of the April 15, 2026 live stream of File New. An optimized edited version of this episode will be available on Friday.

File New is your weekly source for designer and creator news, hosted by Ryan Selvy every Wednesday at 1PM ET / 10AM PT on the Adobe Live YouTube channel.

This week's episode covers:

• The story of Bon Bonne Maman's billion-dollar jam brand built with zero advertising
• Two angles on The Masters 2026: how their social content strategy focuses on process over product, and a full breakdown of the CBS vs. Amazon broadcast graphics.
• The Amazonia rebrand by FutureBrand which is a wordmark built from satellite imagery of the Amazon River.
• Netflix's new visual identity for its video podcasts
• Nike's trademark denial over Bronny James' B9 logo
• Adobe Premiere's new Color Mode
• The DJI Osmo Pocket leak
• Insta360 launches a magnetic selfie screen.
• AMC drops the full pilot of "The Audacity" on TikTok in 3-minute episodes
• MLB Clubhouse launches a kids-focused YouTube channel
• Hyperlinks cover Conversation Design 101
• Title Scream, an archive of 8-bit video game title screens
• NASA's Artemis II astronaut photography training program
• A Matisse and Renoir heist at a private museum in Parma Italy

Can a rebrand actually change how a chip tastes? This week on File New, we’re breaking down the Tostitos rebrand and why PepsiCo is trying to lean into traditional small business imagery to boost sales. From the muted palette of the new logo to the clever chip-shaped cutouts on the bags, we talk about where the look succeeds and where it falls short.We also take a look at a 180-year-old brand refresh. Anton Burmeister's video shows how he modernized the A.S. Watson emblem.And we've got plenty more! Like the "Super Bloom" design system for the LA 28 Olympics, the controversial Sam Altman AI illustration in The New Yorker, and the new Photoshop Remove tool updatesFile New covers the latest design and creator news buttoned up in a tight 1 hour livestream. Hosted by Ryan Selvy‬ , every week we cover the latest rebrands, resources, industry news, cool internet finds, and declare a font of the week. If you want to join in on the chat live, be sure to tune in every Wednesday at 1pm ET / 10am PT.

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Sprite has a rebrand so subtle Ryan isn't sure it counts as one. Under Armour is going after a small business over logo similarities. Banksy has been unmasked. And the internet is going through some serious growing pains: Meta just lost $375 million, bots are projected to outnumber humans online by 2027, and Reddit is weighing biometric verification to combat the problem. Plus exciting updates for Photoshop users and this week's Font of the Week.

☁️ THIS WEEK'S LINKS: https://ryanselvy.raindrop.page/march-25-2026-68884618👑 FONT OF THE WEEK WINNERS: https://ryanselvy.raindrop.page/font-of-the-week-winners-59521268

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File New is your weekly source of designer and creator news hosted by Brooklyn based artist Ryan Selvy. It streams LIVE on the  Adobe Live Channel every Wednesday at 1pm ET / 10am PT. This is a cut down of the original broadcast, to see the original livestream in its entirety check out the replay here: https://www.youtube.com/live/wVJ4JPJzzYA?si=CWdUpbgFw-hOa57n

This week on File New, Ryan breaks down everything creators and designers need to know heading into the week.

• The Paramount x Warner Bros. merger is carrying $79 billion in debt, and what that means for the future of filmmaking, streaming, and IP-driven content.
• Smart glasses are already on 9 million faces globally and a new Android app is trying to help you figure out when someone nearby is wearing a pair.
• Apple's $599 fanless MacBook Neo
• The new M5 MacBook Pro lineup
• Canon's mysterious top-down camera
• The Supreme Court officially declined to hear the AI copyright case,
• Vivo debuted a 400mm telephoto lens attachment for a smartphone

In the rebrand segment:

• the SAG Awards is now the Actor Awards
• Getty has a new logo
• NPR temporarily swapped its letters
• Mattel finally has its own custom typeface after 81 years

Plus the tool Netflix uses to get those authentic documentary interview looks, and Font of the Week.

File New streams live every Wednesday at 1PM ET / 10AM PT on Adobe Live.

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This week's links (raindrop): https://ryanselvy.raindrop.page/march-4-2026-67789202

Font of the Week Winners: https://ryanselvy.raindrop.page/font-of-the-week-winners-59521268

Your weekly source for creative news, tech updates, and stories that matter to the design community.This week we’re honoring Jane Baer, the animation legend whose work on "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" and "Sleeping Beauty" helped define an era. We also talk about "Muppet Vision 3D" officially coming to Apple Vision Pro and why that move matters for digital preservation.DJI announced it’s filing a lawsuit against the FCC, which could have real implications for creators who rely on their gear. On the branding side, Snapple is preparing for a rebrand, and we revisit Instagram’s logo change from 10 years ago to see how the backlash looks in hindsight.If you’re looking for resources and updates, we take a look at Michael Fugosa’s breakdown of Adobe Illustrator beta features, including Exploder mode, 360 degree turntable, and GIF export. We also talk about how the first YouTube video, "Me at the Zoo", became a museum artifact.Plus a whole lot more that won't fit in this description!This week's links: https://ryanselvy.raindrop.page/february-25-2026-67301353Font of the week winners: https://ryanselvy.raindrop.page/font-of-the-week-winners-59521268

• Insta360 teasing a DJI Osmo competitor called Luna
• Google I O announcing its May developer conference and upcoming AI updates
• Meta patenting an AI that could simulate your social posts after you die
• A major AI copyright controversy as Disney issues a cease and desist to ByteDance’s SeaDance model
• Apple Podcasts adding seamless video and audio switching
• Gaussian Splatting and how sports replays are becoming fully explorable 3D environments
• The Tennessee Titans rebrand and why fans are split
• Olympic ring shaped pasta in the athletes village
• A bold Gen Z friendly cleaning brand rebrand
• Adobe relaunching its App Communities platform
• Font of the Week featuring Quokka, Monotonic, and Malaga

Raindrop links: https://raindrop.io/ryanselvy/february-18-2026-67088084

Font of the Week Winners: https://raindrop.io/ryanselvy/font-of-the-week-winners-59521268

The Muppets are back, and they barely changed a thing. Same logo. Same stage. Just sharper production. And somehow that restraint feels more modern than most rebrands we see.

This week, we get into the Winter Olympics opening ceremony, including the new kinetic cauldron, the stage design, and the moments where obvious AI animation pulled you out of the moment. We look at this year’s Super Bowl graphics and the return to that glossy NFL look, plus a first look at next year’s logo.

On the platform side, Substack confirms a data breach, the EU pushes back on TikTok’s addictive design features, Discord rolls out facial ID age verification, and Roblox starts introducing AI generated interactive objects.

All that and a whole lot more!

Here's this week's raindrop links: https://raindrop.io/ryanselvy/february-11-2026-66721791

Here's the winners of past Font of the Week: https://raindrop.io/ryanselvy/font-of-the-week-winners-59521268

This week on File New, we talk about Thomas the Tank Engine’s new look and why people are so emotionally attached to legacy brands, the GoFundMe rebrand and how design is being used to signal collective action, and the Grammys officially recognizing album artwork as its own creative category. On the tech side, we cover TikTok’s US-only algorithm, social platforms being put on trial for addictive UX patterns, and how the internet is starting to feel different depending on where you live. Plus Adobe updates, Firefly changes, the future of Adobe Animate, Font of the Week, and a handful of useful creative tools and resources.

This week's links: https://raindrop.io/ryanselvy/february-4-2026-66422872

Font of the Week winners: https://raindrop.io/ryanselvy/font-of-the-week-winners-59521268