Channel 4 masterbrand revealed by 4creative and Pentagram
Pentagram’s Hudson-Powell brothers and Channel 4’s in-house team have reintroduced the original Lambie Nairn-designed logo and transformed All 4 to Channel 4.
Pentagram’s Hudson-Powell brothers and Channel 4’s in-house team have reintroduced the original Lambie Nairn-designed logo and transformed All 4 to Channel 4.
The idea of “where ideas meet action” shaped the studio’s simple, action-led branding for a platform connecting people working in climate and social action.
The Design Museum head of curatorial once tweeted to invite more people to pitch exhibition ideas; as The Offbeat Sari opens she discusses the change called for.
The studio explains how achieving the lo-fi look of 8-Bit with modern 4K film was a case of “fighting against technology trying to make everything beautiful”.
A new book with detailed information on suppliers and techniques for sustainable printing has been released by Park Communications.
For the National Library of Norway, Nissen Richards designed an “atmospheric” exhibition taking visitors on an emotional journey through the heavy metal subgenre.
Budweiser and BETC Paris partnered with consultancy Frog to create a sustainable drinks cooler aimed at developing countries.
A new exhibition considers two studios that experimented with type design following the invention of the Mac, and their echoes in a new generation of women type designers.
Proposals are invited for an “inspired design” of a timepiece to be used across the British rail network.
JKR worked on the 77-year-old juice brand’s first global identity, which features hand-drawn illustrations and “juicy drop terminals” in its primary typeface.
A new renovation of Heal’s Tottenham Court Road store sees it expand its street frontage and prioritise services within its flagship offering.
For a new workspace in the former Daily Mail print works and Printworks London venue, DixonBaxi created a design system drawing on its heritage.