Digest
Sage Associates is overhauling the identity for the National Association of Widows, which will be unveiled at the organisation’s AGM in October. It is the first collaboration between the association
New names feature in audited Top 100 survey
More than a third of the groups listed in Design Week’s 2002 Top 100 are newcomers to the annual chart that ranks consultancies according to their UK design fee-income. Thirty-seven
Digest
Blue Bark has created the identity and designed the layout for Eden, a monthly magazine covering issues concerning the London Borough of Richmond-Upon-Thames. The first issue is out this month.
D&AD responds to David Bernstein’s Private View
With regard to David Bernstein’s Private View (DW 23 May), British Design & Art Direction would like to issue the following statement:
Landor goes wild with ZSL logo
Landor Associates has created an identity for the Zoological Society of London, as part of the organisation’s move to increase public awareness of its conservation work. The identity, which will
Abstract artiste
Italian-inspired French designer Pierre Charpin talks to Anna Bernagozzi about his role in the design world
Exhibitions
Illustrator Chris Kasch shows editorial and advertising work influenced by 1960s culture until 30 September. Venue: Undersolo, 20 Inverness Street, Camden, London NW1. Jason Ford’s Rogue’s Gallery houses a new
Digest
Wirebox has created a brand identity for Diddi Malek & Associates, the London-based independent fine art group.
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