10 June 1999

Hats off to Mark Epton for his comment (Letters DW 4 June). We can discuss industry and design as long as we like, but his comments are really all that

The self-promotional corporate brochure for Scottish design group Lawrence Associates uses images produced by photographer Alaisdair Smith. The brochure was printed using the hexachrome process to produce the brightest colours

Lewisfield is not the only consultancy to be putting in a call to Ghostbusters. According to Redhouse Lane managing director Jeremy Redhouse, the London design group also houses a ghost,

Clinic has created a new store directory for the flagship Virgin Megastore branch in London’s Oxford Street. The ‘exploded’ 3D representation aims to combat the navigational difficulties of many large

On the face of it, fast-food restaurants have never had it so good. The global empires of McDonald’s, Burger King and KFC are booming as more and more countries are

Vinopolis, City of Wine, will open the doors of its glass and steel entrance on London’s South Bank next month. As a concept, it hopes to cash in on the

Marks & Spencer is understood to have appointed BDG McColl’s retail and leisure division to review its store interiors.

The Walt Disney Company has refuted reports that it has appointed Wolff Olins to brand its forthcoming tour operator service (DW 4 June). According to a spokesman for the Walt

Taking Ludwig Wittgenstein’s line “What is thinkable is also possible”, we at Vitamin Blue believe that creativity has to be liberated from commercial pressures (including other forms of pressures) to

Former senior creative at Imagination Tim Webb-Jenkins has been appointed as creative director of Thumb.

Design consultancies stand to benefit from proposed changes to business regulations. The Department of Trade and Industry is planning a wholesale drive to cut red tape surrounding the current rules,

Food group Heinz is to spend at least £30m worldwide on the relaunch of its tomato ketchup brand, as it seeks to add a global consistency to its packaging with