“We will now set in motion a series of creative projects to celebrate Tina Turner’s remarkable music and persona and secure her legacy as the Queen of Rock n’ Roll,” said Pophouse CEO, Jessica Koravos.

The design is characterised by a reinterpretation of Study of Wild Rose, a work by the artist John Ruskin.

“You’re shaping something practical, but it still has to carry personality”: Talking typeface with designer and lettering artist Jamie Clarke.

“This collaboration is a tribute both to the horticultural excellence of the RHS and to the colours and joy of spring and summer,” said Clive Reeve, Head of Creative at Love & Roses.

“The more assets you have to work with, the better”: Talking cards with Martin Carter of Get Carter Cards.

From Crayola Doodle Coasters to a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Sewer Launch… Industry figures share their picks for IP well-suited to rollercoasters.

“These new partnerships reflect our strategy to bring the brand to fans in unexpected, new ways,” said Roubina Tchoboian, Head of Global Licensing at Banijay Kids & Family.

“Licensing allowed us to combine our expertise in sourcing and packaging natural history products, with their authority in science education”: In conversation with British Fossils Director John Mark Cook.

The range is the third successive collaboration between Disney and Marc Jacobs.

“Delivering the right creative is about listening to audiences.” In conversation with Tom Dobson-Gunn.