The Team creates identity for Institute of Educational Assessors
The Team has created the brand positioning, visual identity and launch materials for the Institute of Educational Assessors, which was formally inaugurated yesterday.
Making a mark
There is more to print than ink on paper – it can be a remarkably versatile medium, ranging from old-school techniques to the latest in 3D stereolithography, on materials from fabric
Cost management begins to reshape design industry
Research published last week by Willott Kingston Smith appears to point to an increasing financial maturity among design groups, with staff costs taking a necessary dip as the industry plots
Sage Associates redesigns Women’s National Commission
Sage Associates has redesigned the visual identity for the Women’s National Commission, an independent advisory body giving the views of women to the Government.
Newspaper design must evolve in order to survive
We cancelled our subscription to Design Week a couple of years ago because there was never anything in it of relevance to us magazine and newspaper designers and, quite frankly,
Voxpop
Last week, investors in a Creative Dragon’s Den competition voiced concern that design businesses are hard to scale up because they are so reliant on key people. Do you think
Gloria to publish Pelé autobiography
Gloria is publishing Pelé, a limited edition version of the footballer’s autobiography, due out next month. The book comprises a collection of newspaper, magazine articles, transcripts, book excerpts and personal
The Lighthouse seeks new director as MacDonald quits
The hunt is on to find a new director for Scotland’s national design centre, The Lighthouse, following the announcement that founding director Stuart MacDonald will be leaving next month. Final
Whingeing students
I am sick and tired of whingeing students (DW 27 April). There are no jobs! They don’t tell you that when you apply for a course, do they? There are,
Sector skills initiative to consult with design industry
An initiative to forge a stronger UK design industry in the face of mounting overseas competition is launched by Creative & Cultural Skills and the Design Council this week, giving
Everyday blues
In America, a road is a national icon and even dustcarts add shine to the everyday. Why are the British so poor at appreciating the ordinary? asks Hugh Pearman I’m
Vidakovic to take up post at Brandsmiths
Brandsmiths has appointed Sasha Vidakovic as associate design director. He will continue to run his own small branding consultancy. Vidakovic resigned from Landor Associates’s Milan office last April (DW 14
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