Graphic designers: where do we go from here?
Graphic designers: where do we go from here? We don’t know, but one man having a good go at answering this tricky conundrum is Ken Garland – a man whose
Graphic designers: where do we go from here? We don’t know, but one man having a good go at answering this tricky conundrum is Ken Garland – a man whose
Internet Matters, a new initiative aiming to heighten awareness of children’s online safety, is launching today with branding by Venturethree designed to imitate ‘the vernacular of the internet’.
If you’ve noticed some strange little people loitering on walls, at the bottom of lampposts or lingering by the canal in east London, chances are they’re part of the family
Praline has created the campaign for Anxiety Awareness Week, basing the designs around a ‘fragmented’ pattern.
While we all know women rule, ever fierce and fabulous publisher Belly Kids has illustrated that assertion beautifully in its new Sister Like You release.
Coley Porter Bell has created new packaging for Loyd Grossman’s range of cooking sauces, aiming to reflect the brand’s ‘vibrant flavours’ positioning.
If you failed to get involved in any maypole dancing last weekend, help is at hand from an unlikely corner – that of graphic art.
Mixing politics, digital and cultural identity, this year’s House festival in Brighton presents work around the idea of ‘technology as territory’.
Ab Rogers Design is set to overhaul Selfridge’s Birmingham store as part of a £20 million redevelopment project.
Edinburgh-based consultancy Tayburn is trying an innovative approach to finding graduates for its placement programme, throwing candidates into its Deep End scheme.
Saffron Brand Consultants has created new branding for V Festival, basing the new look around the ‘Bring the Vibe’ idea.
Robot Food has designed new ‘clean, contemporary’ branding and packaging for Panda soft drinks, introducing a new Melvin panda character.