ICDC x Love Tomorrow
ICDC x Love Tomorrow
TIMELINE
1 week
March 2026
TIMELINE
1 week
March 2026
PROJECT
Challenge
Group
PROJECT
Challenge
Group
PROJECT
Challenge
Group
Bachelor's
in Design
Bachelor's
in Design
TOOLS
Adobe InDesign
Adobe Illustrator
Serigraphy
Canva
AI
TOOLS
Adobe InDesign
Adobe Illustrator
Serigraphy
Canva
AI
pleaseee
check NØDE's work
on their Linktree
pleaseee
check NØDE's work
on their Linktree
pleaseee
check NØDE's work
on their Linktree
CLIENT
Love Tomorrow
CLIENT
Love Tomorrow
CLIENT
Love Tomorrow
This project came to NØDE (Matilde’s team) as a challenge.
They flew to Antwerp for an immersive one-week experience in
partnership with Love Tomorrow, a platform powered by Tomorrowland.
But first, you need to meet the team!
You can learn more about each member
on NØDE’s Linktree linked above.
These five friends and their mascot, Plantone, prepared for the
International Creative Design Challenge (ICDC) 2026 in record time.
They even created merchandise not only for the team, but also for
professors and friends. Safe to say, they were the ICDC team with
one of the strongest visual identities and presences.
The challenge presented by Love Tomorrow focused on a problem that
occurs at the end of Tomorrowland: the People of Tomorrow (the festival’s
campers at DreamVille) often leave their camping gear behind. The goal
was to find a solution that would help leave DreamVille, more specifically
The Magnificent Greens, clean after the festival.
NØDE’s solution aimed to change the People of Tomorrow’s mindset by blending
perfectly with Tomorrowland’s utopian universe. Every tiny detail was carefully
thought through to ensure that everything connected, making the solution feel
less like an obligation and more like another part of the festival’s story.
So… what is the solution?
Make the camping gear part of the visitor’s story. Create an emotional bond
with it and make it feel like home. Then, mix that with Tomorrowland’s magic,
introducing new mystical figures and tales. But I’m not the one to tell you that story.
Check NØDE’s Linktree to discover the full solution to the challenge. There, you’ll
also find a booklet explaining how each element was carefully thought through.
NØDE’s solution aimed to change the People of Tomorrow’s
mindset by blending perfectly with Tomorrowland’s utopian
universe. Every tiny detail was carefully thought through to
ensure that everything connected, making the solution
feel less like an obligation and more like another part of the
festival’s story.
So… what is the solution?
Make the camping gear part of the visitor’s story. Create an
emotional bond with it and make it feel like home. Then, mix
that with Tomorrowland’s magic, introducing new mystical
figures and tales. But I’m not the one to tell you that story.
Check NØDE’s Linktree to discover the full solution to the
challenge. There, you’ll also find a booklet explaining how
each element was carefully thought through.
MATILDE'S EXPERIENCE
Matilde was NØDE’s team leader, so her main goals were to make
sure everything stayed on track, the team remained united
(which can be challenging in highly stressful situations) and, most
importantly, that everyone’s voice was heard. She was also the
speaker during both the pitch and the final presentation, which was
definitely a little stressful. Matilde loves giving presentations, but
mainly when she’s surrounded by people she knows — not when
presenting to the CEO of the one and only Tomorrowland. This was
her first experience presenting a project to such a large, unfamiliar
and important audience. It was a lot to take in at the time, and she felt
the pressure to represent NØDE and its proposal as well as possible.
She managed to do exactly that, with great success, and it is now one
of her proudest achievements.
Did you know that later that year
(in May 2026) NØDE got to
present their proposal at the
SYMPOSIUM: SUSTAINABLE FUTURES
IN HIGHER EDUCATION ?
— Matilde
This project came to NØDE (Matilde’s team) as a challenge.
They flew to Antwerp for an immersive one-week experience in
partnership with Love Tomorrow, a platform powered by Tomorrowland.
But first, you need to meet the team!
You can learn more about each member
on NØDE’s Linktree linked above.
Did you know that later that year
(in May 2026) NØDE got to
present their proposal at the
SYMPOSIUM: SUSTAINABLE FUTURES
IN HIGHER EDUCATION ?
— Matilde
This project came to NØDE (Matilde’s team)
as a challenge. They flew to Antwerp for an
immersive one-week experience in partnership
with Love Tomorrow, a platform powered by Tomorrowland.
But first, you need to meet the team!
You can learn more about each member
on NØDE’s Linktree linked above.
These five friends and their mascot, Plantone, prepared
for the International Creative Design Challenge (ICDC) 2026
in record time. They even created merchandise not
only for the team, but also for professors and friends.
Safe to say, they were the ICDC team with
one of the strongest visual identities and presences.
The challenge presented by Love Tomorrow
focused on a problem that occurs at the end
of Tomorrowland: the People of Tomorrow
(the festival’s campers at DreamVille) often
leave their camping gear behind. The goal
was to find a solution that would help leave
DreamVille, more specifically The Magnificent
Greens, clean after the festival.
NØDE’s solution aimed to change the People of Tomorrow’s
mindset by blending perfectly with Tomorrowland’s
utopian universe. Every tiny detail was carefully
thought through to ensure that everything connected,
making the solution feel less like an obligation
and more like another part of the festival’s story.
So… what is the solution?
Make the camping gear part of the visitor’s story.
Create an emotional bond with it and make it feel like home.
Then, mix that with Tomorrowland’s magic, introducing new
mystical figures and tales. But I’m not the one to tell you
that story. Check NØDE’s Linktree to discover the full
solution to the challenge. There, you’ll also find a booklet
explaining how each element was carefully thought through.
MATILDE'S EXPERIENCE
Matilde was NØDE’s team leader, so her
main goals were to make sure everything
stayed on track, the team remained united
(which can be challenging in highly stressful
situations) and, most importantly, that
everyone’s voice was heard. She was also the
speaker during both the pitch and the final
presentation, which was definitely a little
stressful. Matilde loves giving presentations, but
mainly when she’s surrounded by people she
knows — not when presenting to the CEO of the
one and only Tomorrowland. This was her first
experience presenting a project to such a large,
unfamiliar and important audience. It was a lot
to take in at the time, and she felt the pressure
to represent NØDE and its proposal as well as
possible. She managed to do exactly that,
with great success, and it is now one of her
proudest achievements.
Did you know that later that year
(in May 2026) NØDE got to
present their proposal at the
SYMPOSIUM: SUSTAINABLE FUTURES
IN HIGHER EDUCATION ?
— Matilde
