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11 March 2010

  • ...And Ant's image was made his own charming way

    11 March 2010

    I’ve always admired the musicians who do things their own way, in spite of what everyone else tells them. Scott Walker, Prince, Björk, Adam Ant…

  • ...with a knack for capturing the attention of the 'suits'

    11 March 2010

    In tribute to Sam Sampson, I first met Sam while I was involved with new business at JWT. He really wanted to find out if we could help Sampson Tyrell (as a new member of the WPP group) by having him help our clients.

  • AKQA has been appointed by Unilever to handle its Rexona account in China

    11 March 2010

    AKQA has been appointed by Unilever to handle its Rexona account in China. The consultancy will provide a full digital service over the next year, creating a series of integrated campaigns. Spencer Ball has been appointed creative director for Anthem Worldwide’s Singapore office.

  • Albarn blurs the boundaries of disciplines and music…

    11 March 2010

    The musician who I think would bring the strongest creative direction to branding projects (Voxpop, DW 4 March) is British singer-songwriter and record producer Damon Albarn. A strong and passionate artist, he is a master of reinvention and thrives on challenging himself creatively.

  • All fuelled up

    11 March 2010

    Iris has designed ads for Shell as part of a global brand communications campaign to recruit dealers to run businesses under the Shell brand.The campaign uses an illustrative style, avoiding ’chest-beating images of petrol pumps and men on forecourts’ .

  • Be brave and reveal your results for 2009

    11 March 2010

    So the submission date for the Top 100 Consultancy Survey is almost upon us again. I suspect that given the year we have all just been through, completing it this time around is going to be an unpleasant experience for a number of consultancies.

  • Beef appointed to Royal Agricultural College online brief

    11 March 2010

    Bristol-based consultancy Beef has been appointed to work with the Royal Agricultural College on a digital strategy and a website which will include a ’customisable interactive map’.

  • Best of the Web

    11 March 2010

  • Blueleaf to create a website and an e-mail marketing push for Pennington Choices

    11 March 2010

    Blueleaf has been tasked with creating a website and an e-mail marketing push for social housing service provider Pennington Choices, aimed at social housing organisation and local authority managers. 

  • Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation briefs Think Public to provide design support to social projects

    11 March 2010

    London- and Lisbon-based charity the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation has commissioned Think Public to provide design support for a number of upcoming social projects.

  • Dalziel & Pow tweaks store branding for Indian retailer E Zone

    11 March 2010

    Dalziel & Pow is working on the brand environment for Indian electronics retailer E Zone, which is part of Future Group.

  • Dan Dimmock has joined GS Fitch in Dubai

    11 March 2010

    Former Breathe Branding strategy director Dan Dimmock has joined GS Fitch in Dubai as senior brand strategist. He will head client brand strategy, and help drive overall business strategy.

  • Engaging rooms

    11 March 2010

    Fancy a visit to a Victorian pleasure garden or a bit of Yiddish karaoke? It’s all about recreation, drama and excitement over static presentation, as three museums focusing on social history redesign their galleries. Maeve Hosea goes on a captivating and tactile trip through time

  • Freeman Christie has designed road safety ads for Oxfordshire County Council

    11 March 2010

    Freeman Christie has designed a series of road safety ads for Oxfordshire County Council, targeted at motorcyclists. The ads will be used on a mobile display unit and on bus shelters. 

  • From DS to BS

    11 March 2010

    The latest Citroën represents a depressing trend in car design - homogeneity masquerading behind double-speak branding. Hugh Pearman laments the leveraging of a once-great brand

  • Identity challenge

    11 March 2010

    The BBC’s 12-week period of public consultation, which follows a much-publicised strategy review, will overlap with a design-roster review pencilled in for the end of May.

  • Imagination has created a stand for the Ford Motor Company

    11 March 2010

    Imagination has created a hands-on, interactive stand for the Ford Motor Company to engage visitors at the 80th Geneva International Motor Show. The installation is open to the public until 14 March.

  • Inspired - Lee Bradley B&W Studio

    11 March 2010

    My dad’s sketches from Carbis Bay beach overlooking St Ives. Completing my 1978 Panini Football Album. Collecting Airfix kit dry transfers and building Tamiya warships. Latvian Lem at Jacob Kramer College for teaching us how to draw nude women. Colorplan colours. Nick Jenkins and his smoking and drinking habits (hope you’re still around). Uppercase typography from the Experience book by Sean Perkins. Wearing paisley shirts with Farah trousers, and Kappa jumpers with Adidas tracksuit ...

  • It's encouraging to see a new generation producing great work for print

    11 March 2010

    One of the most prominent outcomes of recession is the return of great print graphics. Some say the life of print is limited, given the wider reach of digital communications and potential cost savings, but evidence suggests that the quality of print design is on the up.

  • Kingston flies the flag for UK graduate designers at Salone

    11 March 2010

    Kingston University and Glasgow School of Art will represent the UK at Milan furniture fair’s Salone Satellite exhibition in April. This year’s show will offer exposure to designers from 24 international universities.

  • Mancs on parade

    11 March 2010

    Code Computerlove has been appointed as the lead creative agency for Manchester Day, a new festival in June.Initial concepts for the campaign feature characters called the ’idealables’, which are currently in development for launch later this month.They represent the ’ideas and world-class creativity’ of Manchester’s inhabitants, says Code group creative director John Lander.

  • News in Pictures

    11 March 2010

    The first images have been released of the ’noiseless space’ which Barber Osgerby is designing for Sony. The installation will be presented at the Milan furniture fair, which runs from 14-19 April.

  • News in Pictures

    11 March 2010

    Paul Smith has reworked designs from the Stelton Archives and Arne Jacobsen’s Cylinda collection to mark the 50th anniversary of Stelton.

  • News in Pictures

    11 March 2010

     

  • Profile: Luca Nichetto

    11 March 2010

    He grew up in a country that celebrates good design and still has the industrial base to commission it. Max Fraser talks to the Italian designer who goes against national stereotypes with his feel for collaboration and awareness of sustainability

  • Rose Design devises Tube art promotions

    11 March 2010

    Rose Design is collaborating with artists for Art on the Underground’s Jubilee Line programme, which is seeing art installed across the Tube network in London.

  • Scott Kimble has joined Brandopus

    11 March 2010

    Scott Kimble has joined Brandopus as director of retouching and visualising. Kimble has worked for Interbrand, Landor, Blue Marlin, Pearlfisher, Jones Knowles Ritchie, Bloom, and Design Bridge.

  • Shrinking trick

    11 March 2010

    Commercial reasons often drive innovation in sustainable packaging, but environmental benefits can go hand in hand with cost savings. Anna Richardson looks at ways of reducing a pack’s carbon footprint

  • Spencer Ball has been appointed creative director for Anthem Worldwide's Singapore office

    11 March 2010

    Spencer Ball has been appointed creative director for Anthem Worldwide’s Singapore office. Ball previously worked for Interbrand Singapore, Fitch Singapore, Addison and Then Design.

  • Studio 91 has developed the packaging for Pants to Poverty's children's range

    11 March 2010

    Studio 91 has developed the packaging, made from recycled CD cases, for Pants to Poverty’s children’s range. It has also developed packaging for the adult range and designed a website.

  • Take a shortcut to business acumen

    11 March 2010

    Working with a mentor can help you stay on course, both personally and professionally. Deborah Szebeko shares her experiences

  • The Sanderson look

    11 March 2010

    Flicking through Sanderson: The Essence of English Decoration is like whizzing through a potted history of English decorative arts. Marking the wallpaper and textile manufacturer’s 150th anniversary, the book (by Mary Schoeser) delves into the Sanderson archives to present reams of design, from Arts and Crafts and Art Deco to 1980s country-house style and the interiors of the Noughties.

  • Urban Golf tees off new London store with 'quintessentially English' work by Mammal

    11 March 2010

    Mammal Design has created a new website, wall graphics and marketing material for sports retailer Urban Golf, which is set to open a new branch in Kensington High Street, west London.

  • Voxpop

    11 March 2010

    The Association of Illustrators has called for designers to share experiences of moral rights infringement. What do you think is the best way to address the unauthorised use or manipulation of creative work?

  • We will miss Sam Sampson, who was a perfect mentor...

    11 March 2010

  • Wonderland WPA has designed a new identity and packaging for Jacob's

    11 March 2010

    Wonderland WPA has designed a new identity and packaging for Jacob’s Kimberley, Mikado and Coconut Creams range in the Republic of Ireland.The range is owned by the Jacob Fruitfield Group.

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