Bostock & Pollitt has designed an illustration book for paper maker Arjowiggins Graphic, called What One Tree Means to Me, to showcase the work of illustrators and promote sustainable paper
The Wellcome Trust in London unveils its new window display today. Called What If…, it features work by students, graduates and staff from the Royal College of Art’s Design Interactions
Bunch London is branding a series of venues across London for the Red Bull Music Academy, which will see the consultancy team up with illustrators including James Joyce, Andrew Kasay
Andrew Tanner has designed a ceramics collection for Poole Pottery influenced by fish and chips. The collection launches at the Spring Fair at Birmingham’s NEC on 7 February.
Barber Osgerby is working with Sony to articulate the electronics company’s design approach through an ‘experimental living space’ at this year’s Milan furniture fair. The consultancy was approached by Sony
Fit Creative has rebranded CW Inventory Services as Mint Inventories. The consultancy created the new name and the strapline ‘refreshing the business of property’. Fit Creative also designed launch invitations
The Forest Studio has designed branding and a website for Careers in Sport & Leisure.
Origin Creative has designed an integrated campaign for United Utilities to encourage consumers to report leaks through the Leakline service.
Stiff Rowlands has worked with Web developer Phil Thompson, illustrator Stanley Chow and copywriter Andy White to create the new website for mobile marketing company Mediaburst.
Muf has been appointed to curate the British Pavilion at this year’s Venice Architecture Biennale.
Hike Design has delivered a sponsorship brochure for Ravensbourne College of Design and Communication taking its cue from Foreign Office Architects’ design for the institution’s new building and Johnson Banks’
Students who use the software Solid Works are being invited to enter a drawing competition for a paid placement at Innovate Product Design. Visit www.cadcompetition.com for more information.
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