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Design pieces are going under the hammer in this month’s Phillips de Pury London Design Sale. Which piece of art or design would you most like to own,and why?
Family and Friends designs the packaging for Traidcraft’s range of breakfast cereal.
Design group Family and Friends have designed the packaging for Traidcraft’s range of breakfast cereal. The Geo Muesli range is the first fully fair-trade cereal on the UK market and
Studio Jon and Nina will exhibit at Tokyo Designers Week
Studio Jon and Nina will be exhibiting its installation The Algae Room at Tokyo Designers Week from 30 October to 3 November. The installation is described as ‘a speculative reconfiguration
Circle completes project to brand a new Kuwaiti petrol and retail offer
Circle has completed a project to brand a new Kuwaiti petrol and retail offer, Oula – meaning ‘the first’ – having been appointed in 2005. The brand was forged as
Buddy designs a new toilet tissue range for Andrex
Buddy has designed a new toilet tissue range for Andrex. The wrap for the Winter Collection range features a row of sleeping ‘Andrex Puppies’ and is mostly transparent. Each pack
Ultimate grooming
A model’s plangent eyes look out from layers of paint, applied in trowel thickness; another casts her eyes down, her face embellished in swirling patterns. Part of the portfolio of
The quiet revolution
Corporate design is no longer the poor relation of the creative world. People are starting to explore its possibilities like never before, says Simon Lake
Gathering pace
As new digital technologies allow an ever-greater amount of real materials to be used, rapid manufacturing is no longer a pipe dream. Anna Richardson visits The Bartlett’s new DM centre
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Graphics and politics are inextricably linked, and this relationship continues in the social ferment of modern-day Mexico. Maeve Hosea explores two shows looking at how print has reflected and fuelled
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