News in Pictures
Integrated consultancy Aqueduct has created a poster campaign for Network Rail to warn of the dangers of trespassing on rail tracks.
News in Pictures
Lighting design group and retailer Skinflint is set to launch reclaimed factory light shades from now-defunct UK lighting manufacturer Revo. The enamelled green and white shades are 46cm in diameter
Spring Design collaborates with David Lawrence
Spring Design has collaborated with illustrator David Lawrence to produce an identity for He’s Much To Blame, a Regency comedy being staged at Bury Theatre Royal this summer. Lawrence, who
Outsorcery Creative Services works with Zacron
Consultancy Outsorcery Creative Services has worked with artist Zacron on the 2009 catalogue for cable audiovisual producer VDC. The cover is inspired by Zacron’s artwork for Led Zeppelin’s 1970 album,
St Pierre & Miquelon designs the ‘Attention Please’ photo-book for the Manifesto Club
Consultancy St Pierre & Miquelon has designed the ‘Attention Please’ photo-book for the Manifesto Club, which aims to bring attention to what it says are ‘overcautious and ludicrous’ safety signs
Restaurant chain Napket launches cafe today
Restaurant chain Napket launches its flagship ‘urban cafe today on Piccadilly, London W1, with interiors by Dutch designer Peter Van Hooreweghe. The fifth Napket outlet features chandeliers, exposed brick walls
Pen sharp
Cameras basically fall into two camps. There are those that get tossed into a bag and used to take snaps at the press of a button. Then there are the
Blogs rule, but watch the rules
Blogs are a great way to promote your consultancy. Christian Barnett offers some advice on setting one up.
Trading places
Sustainability, reusability and experiential concepts have transformed trade show stands from dull environments into places where you can enjoy spending time.Anna Richardson talks to four designers who have helped clients
Voxpop
The world’s biggest mobile phone makers have announced a deal to use a universal charger that will work on every handset. What single design change would improve your everyday life?
Design education debate has much wider implications
I read the story on your website relating to the Royal Society of Art’s call for a change in design education (www.designweek. co.uk, 25 June). I think this is a
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