Design Week
21 March 2002
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Alessi and SII Marketing International develop collection of watches
21 March 2002
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Argentinian wine branding by Duffy
21 March 2002
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Ashleycarter energises Spiked can
21 March 2002
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AstraZeneca packs by Indigo
21 March 2002
AstraZeneca, the pharmaceuticals giant, published a careers pack for UK students and teachers, designed by Indigo, last week.
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BBC MediaArc's Ant Fisher designs BBC's Oscar coverage title sequences
21 March 2002
The BBC's Oscar night coverage this weekend features title sequences from BBC MediaArc designer and director Ant Fisher.
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Book
21 March 2002
Careers by Design - A Business Guide for Graphic Designers by American head-hunter Roz Goldfarb is published by Allworth Press, priced £14.95.
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Brazilian art exhibition to launch next month
21 March 2002
The Brazilian Embassy will launch an 11-month celebration of Brazilian art next month.
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Call for entries
21 March 2002
Work that innovatively uses composites is eligible for the Composites On Tour International Design Competition. Ross Lovegrove and Gijs Bakker are among the judges. Registration closes on 15 April and entries must be in by 15 May 2002.Contact: www.composites ontour.be for entry forms.The Royal Society of Arts invites students to submit on-line multimedia portfolios before 1 May to the Student Design Awards 2002.Contact: www.sda2002.co.uk for further information.
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Capturing your group's values pays off with clients
21 March 2002
With regards to last week's Vox Pop (DW 14 March), the best marketing for design groups is word-of-mouth. The trick is to become front of mind and become talked about as 'Was the group creative? 'Was it inspiring and fun to work with?' 'Did it understand
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CD compilations on song, as suggestions trickle in
21 March 2002
Sad Bastard at Design Week is delighted to report that ideas for the design industry's own music compilation series (Diary, DW 14 March) have been flowing in - alright, trickling in, but never mind, here they are anyway Suggestions for Music to Design
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Clarks to step out with Airside site
21 March 2002
Airside has been appointed to create a website for Clarks Originals shoes, which is part of the Clarks International portfolio.
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Clichés can help to cross international boundaries
21 March 2002
With regard to Pamela Buxton's piece on design clichés (DW 7 March), creativity and originality don't always move hand in hand.
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Clive Grinyer: Speak the same language
21 March 2002
As companies try to make their products appeal to an international market the global brands threaten to submerge local culture, according to Clive Grinyer
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Cochrane markets advice using a quintet of points
21 March 2002
My abbreviated answer to the massive question posed in Vox Pop (DW 14 March) is as follows:
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Colors to be published on 27 May
21 March 2002
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Consultancies pitch for RNLI visitor attractions
21 March 2002
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Crediting a team's efforts motivates the whole group
21 March 2002
A noticeable thing about entries to the 2002 Design Week Awards was the great number of entrants naming individual design team members, not just the consultancy. There was also a concern voiced by some winners that the official programme for last Monday's awards ceremony allowed only one person to go up to collect the prize in the event of an award being given when the project came about through teamwork. Needless to say, a plucky few broke the 'rules', bringing not only the team, but ...
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Design Week reveals true colours of hack Pink
21 March 2002
Graphic designer Jane Pink found herself in the enviable position of sampling £1700 worth of cosmetic therapy for London's Evening Standard recently.
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Dew Gibbons administers infant medicine's revamp
21 March 2002
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Digest
21 March 2002
Fraser Design has created an identity and brochure for an in-store promotional event at department store Bentalls, called Bentalls Home Event 2002, which kicks off on 21 March.
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Digest
21 March 2002
Eyestorm's licensing and commissioning division The Colour of White has signed a licensing agreement with photographer William Klein, who pioneered the snapshot aesthetic of American photography. Klein's archive will now be available for commercial use.
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Digest
21 March 2002
New York consultancy Matter Inc has created the packaging for eye cream Orbe, which will be launched in May, from upmarket cosmetic brand Själ.
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Digest
21 March 2002
Blast has created the identity and prospectus for the nascent Brighton and Sussex Medical School, which will take in its first students next year. The prospectus is being posted out this week.
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Digest
21 March 2002
Arclight has redesigned the identity for international events company, Outer Sanctum, which rolls out this week. In addition, Arclight has created marketing material.
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Digest
21 March 2002
The centenary of the birth of one of Denmark's most influential designers, Arne Jacobsen, will be celebrated with an exhibition by furniture manufacturer Fritz Hansen in London on Thursday 21 March. It will run for a few months.
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Digest
21 March 2002
Elmwood has created a brand identity and corporate brochure for technology software supplier Exe Technologies, which was unveiled on 18 March.
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Digest
21 March 2002
Bobbett Design has been retained by Club 18-30 to design its brochure and promotional material for the third year running. The literature is scheduled to be published in early summer. Bobbett Design revamped the holiday company's corporate identity in December last year (DW 20 December 2001).
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Digest
21 March 2002
The Design Council's Great Expectations exhibition, which scooped Best of Show at last week's Design Week Awards, opened on Thursday 14 March in Ottawa. It will run there until 28 April before heading to Montréal in May, Shanghai in October and Tokyo in December.
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Digest
21 March 2002
Nicholas Jenkins has updated the corporate identity for Corima, a European technology company that specialises in television transmission systems. He was appointed in December 2001 without a pitch.
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Digest
21 March 2002
Jones Knowles Ritchie has redesigned the identity and packaging for the Mars bar, for the first time in 14 years. The new look is scheduled to launch in April.
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Driven to attraction
21 March 2002
Hannah Booth talks to Land Rover design director Geoff Upex about nurturing icons and the award-winning, newly-launched third generation Range Rover
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DW searches for Top 100 groups
21 March 2002
Forms will shortly be going out for Design Week's 2002 Top 100 Consultancy Survey, which ranks groups according to fee-income generated for design work.The listings, to be published in a special DW supplement on 13 June, will this year be based on audited figures. Analysis will be by Amanda Merron, a partner at accountant Willott Kingston Smith.To register for a form, e-mail design-week@centaur.co.uk.
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Easybroker trades on Design Bridge and Asylum
21 March 2002
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Enterprise IG points us in the right direction on logo
21 March 2002
I write with regard to your Diary section (DW 14 March).
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Exhibitions
21 March 2002
An exhibition of pop artist Peter Blake's silkscreen prints is showing from 23 March until 21 April at Alphabet. Contact: www.
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Future date
21 March 2002
British photographer Martin Parr gives an illustrated talk on his career to date on 12 April. Tickets are £5 and £3 for concessions.Contact: 020 7306 0055 extension 216 for ticket reservations.Venue: National Portrait Gallery, St Martin's Place, London WC2.
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Getting a handle on the consultancy life-cycle
21 March 2002
A veteran of the design industry and founder of multiple consultancies, John Brewer reflects on the life stages that design groups are likely to experience
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Giving graduates a break
21 March 2002
Student product designers struggle more to get started than their peers in other disciplines. Brandon Cheevers reports on the latest awards scheme to help them
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Grade creates Kingston's Alumni Association logo
21 March 2002
Grade Design has created an identity for Kingston University's fledgling Alumni Association, which is being launched to encourage former students to get in touch with the university and each other.
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Grey matter
21 March 2002
Inspired by the Hardcore exhibition at the Royal Institute of British Architects, Gayle Markovitz looks at different concrete applications
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Interbrand and JHP rebrand Waitrose
21 March 2002
Waitrose will launch a revamped identity and redesigned interior signage in the autumn, created by Interbrand and JHP, Design Week can exclusively reveal.
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Johnson Banks designs stationary for Kushti
21 March 2002
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Mane attraction Johnson loses locks for D&AD post
21 March 2002
British Design & Art Direction president-elect Michael Johnson has had his hair cut.
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Monarch flies with a new identity
21 March 2002
Low-cost British airline Monarch has unveiled its first major identity redesign in its 24-year history, created by Communiqué for a £100 000 fee.
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Obituary: Herbert Spencer 1924-2002
21 March 2002
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Scene & Heard by Redhouse Lane
21 March 2002
Redhouse Lane has created a brand identity for Scene & Heard, the mentoring project for children of Somers Town, a deprived area of north London. The identity launches on Thursday 21 March.
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Sea furnishes Beyon with branding project
21 March 2002
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Seminar
21 March 2002
The Royal Institute of British Architects' Continuous Professional Development programme is holding a seminar on Fostering Workplace Identity on 27 March at 6pm. Andrea L Finter, founder and managing partner of training, marketing and strategic planning company Finter, heads the discussion.Contact: kurt.fernandes@vitra. com to register.Venue: Vitra, 30 Clerkenwell Road, London EC1.
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Solution to craving that literally drives you up the wall
21 March 2002
You know how it goes. It's late at night, you've got a nice, fat bag of weed sitting on the table, a re-run of some meaningless Premiership football game is being played on Sky Sports 56 and you've run out of Rizla papers.
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Speedo swims with Purple Circle
21 March 2002
Speedo will unveil a £250 000-plus suite of spring/summer 2003 literature, created by Purple Circle, in May. The consultancy won the project in an unpaid four-way creative pitch last November.
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Talk
21 March 2002
Wayne Hemingway presents A Blueprint for New Generation Estates as part of the Innovation in Housing series for The Architecture Foundation, on 25 March at 7pm. Entry is free but places must be booked.Contact: 020 7253 3334 or talks@ architecturefoundation.org.uk.
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The Formation unveils retail work
21 March 2002
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The head set
21 March 2002
The tiara, ornamental headgear of royalty and brides, is being celebrated in an exhibition at the V&A. Nick Smurthwaite went along
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Visual volumes
21 March 2002
Adrian Shaughnessy looks at the editorial design of photography books, but believes the images speak louder than the layouts
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Vox Pop
21 March 2002
Charles Wells is preparing to launch Banana Bread Beer, which is aimed at females (DW 14 March). How appealing do you find beer brands created specifically for women and why?
