V&A illustration awards
The V&A Illustration Awards will be judged by writer Alan Hollinghurst, broadcaster Mark Lawson, illustrator Sara Fanelli and Victoria & Albert Museum director Mark Jones.
The V&A Illustration Awards will be judged by writer Alan Hollinghurst, broadcaster Mark Lawson, illustrator Sara Fanelli and Victoria & Albert Museum director Mark Jones.
Kraftwerk’s live double album Minimum-Maximum was released last week on EMI, designed by Johann Zambryski. The German electro pioneers recorded 22 of their greatest hits – remastering many of them
David Bernstein finds the European Constitution a less than gripping read, even in French, and laments the lack of concern shown for its wider audience
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Haynes International Motor Museum, the largest British collection of cars from around the world, has appointed Clockworx to redesign its identity after a three-way pitch. The strategy is intended to
In last week’s News Analysis on pitching in the broadcast design sector, we erroneously stated that the DBA’s Code of Conduct recommends that members should take part in pitches that
Europe’s ability to compete in global markets is suffering due to the lack of momentum in creating European Union-wide design policies. This is according to Michael Thomson, president-elect of non-profit
Corporate sponsors are making use of the latest technology in an effort to give festival-goers a memorable experience, says Sarah Balmond
An all-party group of more than 50 MPs is launching a parliamentary enquiry into the nature of local high street retail branding, following concerns about the emergence of so-called ‘clone
May I respond to the Voxpop (DW 9 June), which asked for reactions to the news that London Underground is launching mobile phone services. With all due respect to O2’s
Allies has designed a tactile brochure to showcase the latest collection of leather handbags created by Brazilian designer-craftsman Nivaldo de Lima. The brochures are numbered and made from natural-looking, lightweight
Central St Martins College of Art and Design BA (Hons) Degree Show featuring ceramics, jewellery, textile, product and industrial design is on from 16-25 June.