Sports channel goes Turquoise
Television branding specialist, Turquoise, has developed the on-screen identity and graphics for Belgian sports channel Sporza, which launched last week. The sports-only station is the production of VRT, a public
M&S to kill off its Lifestore
Marks & Spencer chief executive Stuart Rose is to axe the Lifestore concept after less than six months of trading. The Gateshead store will close by January, a planned Thurrock
Jam Design and Diane Smith design Seven Deadly Sins
Jam Design and graphic artist Diane Smith have collaborated on The Seven Deadly Sins, a series of prints on display at London’s Groucho Club for a month from 13 July.
Bell Design creates Music Manifesto branding
Bell Design has created branding and literature for the Government’s Music Manifesto launched at Abbey Road Studios last week by the Department for Education and Skills. The aim is to
Appetite develops Pepcidtwo identity
Appetite has developed the brand identity and packaging design for Pepcidtwo, an indigestion and heartburn treatment from Johnson & Johnson.
Wolff Olins powers up GE branding
The visual manifestation of General Electric’s broad corporate brand revitalisation programme, which is headed by Wolff Olins, has been unveiled on the company’s redesigned website, which went live this week
Boost access by lending libraries a little creative flair
With the escalation of the Internet as a global information source, you might think the days of the public library are numbered. But if you consider that not everyone is
Design Nation’s Eureka! to put retailers centre stage
Design Nation, the membership arm of charity Design Trust, is working with nine designers and four high-street retailers to create a series of products in a project entitled Eureka! Under
Designers win Craft Council award
Ceramist and printmaker Louise Jenkins and furniture designers Elliot Brook and Dan Ziglam of Deadgood (work pictured) have received the New Designers Craft Council One Year On Award. One Year
Microsoft launches new mouse
Microsoft launches a Philippe Starck-designed mouse this week, in what is to be the first of several design-led offerings from the computer giant. Starck, who has been working with the
Vanilla’s not the essence
While white is meant to encapsulate perfection and purity, think in colour to paint more vibrancy and emotion into design.
Juicy launches this month
New style magazine Juicy hits the newsstands this month. Editor-in-chief Howard Panton and art director Avnit Nik Kalsi want to give the title, launched with a £5000 Prince’s Trust loan,
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