Netflix's Squid Game became a global hit since its release, captivating viewers with its unpredictable storylines, striking graphics, and highlighting social inequality.

Squid Game also masters the art of colour in branding, and here to it shows us the power of simplicity. Clear colour choices were made for the uniforms and sets, with a predominance of pink and teal, colours we might associate with children's games.

Young-hee, the chilling and iconic doll from Squid Game, left a lasting impression with the first "Red Light, Green Light" game. But what many might not know is that the doll’s striking design was actually inspired by the production designer's daughter.

Red Light, Green Light doll Young-hee is a key ingredient of Squid Game's success. Her look? Inspired by the daughter of show's designer While the second season of Squid Game has new plot twists, one element of the Netflix mega-hit series where contestants down on their luck risk their lives to play children's games for the chance of winning cash