16 June 2011

Student spectacles

If Design Week covered all the summer design degree shows, there would be no room in the magazine for anything else from May to July. So, of all the shows,

Typo London takes its place on the conference calendar

Print and moving image specialists will explorethe relationship between people and their surroundings in the first Typo London graphic design conference, to be held in October, which will build on

News in Pictures

Nick Foot Studio has designed the new Nang Records identity and house bag.

News in pictures

Kimpton Creative has designed a brochure and folder for Druce estate agents, based in Marylebone, London W1.

Travel guides

From London to Dubai to Bangalore, effective signage and identity designs are playing an important role in the success or failure of urban transport systems. Tom Banks casts an eye

Private View – A cut above

As with the world of tailoring, off-the-peg designs and templates for digital and print publishing will always have an element of compromise about them, says Jim Davies

Architectural biscuits Photographer Gary Bryan has created a number of architectural structures using pink wafers, shortbread, chocolate and sugar cubes. Inspired doing a shoot for Green & Blacks, Bryan used

Airside works on awareness-raising film for Infoasaid

Airside is creating a short film for Infoasaid, a consortium of Internews and the BBC World Service dedicated to improving communication in times of crisis. The consultancy took on the

Susan Albers trusts Next Big Thing to give her a UK break

Next Big Thing is creating a new brand identity for an established singer-songwriter from Germany to help her break into the British market. The London-based design consultancy was appointed to

D Studio fuses Jacobean and modern to make Charlton House website come alive

D Studio has designed a new website for Charlton House, a Jacobean mansion in Greenwich which is now used as a wedding and conference venue. The group was approached to

Let’s hope Kenneth Grange retrospective gives British product design a boost

There is something horribly telling about Priestman Goode’s decision to open an office in China (see News, page 3). espite its global reputation, particularly in designing planes and iconic trains,

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