Baby Teeth rebrands Royal Society of Arts with archival system and Dame Judi Dench film

The Royal Society of Arts (RSA) has unveiled a new visual identity designed by creative agency Baby Teeth , marking a major repositioning for the 272-year-old institution around its commitment to act…

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