The National Computer Shopper Show 1995
Thursday 16 March – Features a PC test-drive area, advice centre and entertainment zone.Until 19 March. – Venue: National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham B40 1NF.
UK manufacturers under attack
The UK’s attitude to furniture design was lambasted by speakers at a conference this week. – The criticisms were delivered at yesterday’s National Furniture Forum, organised by The Worshipful Company
Tutssels draws on ruddy duck
New environmental business consultancy The Wheb Partnership is being launched with an identity by Tutssels. – The name, derived from the initials of the new business’s two founders, was created
Living Design London 1995
Sunday 19 March – Exhibition of furniture, lighting, accessories, floor and wall coverings and furnishing fabrics. – Venue: Battersea Park, Battersea, London SW11.
Is it a bird, is it an empire?
Cordiant. That, apparently, was the best of the 17 names Siegel & Gale came up with for its parent group Saatchi & Saatchi plc’s encounter with a deed poll.
Howard’s way
Recently awarded a prestigious stamp of approval in the form of the Phillips Gold Medal, Howard Brown’s path to success is charted here by Jeremy Myerson
New Designers ups prizes
New Designers is to expand its awards scheme with plans to introduce more prizes at this year’s exhibition at London’s Business Design Centre. Sponsorship for awards is running at ú10
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The BBC’s new flagship documentary series Modern Times has hit the airwaves with a title sequence by Tim Platt and Iain Greenway of the BBC Graphic Design Department. Series editor
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Cor, those fellows at FontWorks have really lit the Fuse this time. Fuse 11 is ready, and waiting, and titled Pornography. Billed as `one of the most controversial editions of
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Border Biscuits – one of the UK’s largest biscuit suppliers to the independent retail sector – has new branding by Edinburgh group Graphic Partners. Manchester Design Community has launched its
STAFF RESTAURANT graphics
A key part of any corporate building is its staff restaurant. When the Royal Bank of Scotland’s corporate institutional banking division moved to 2 Waterhouse Square in London’s Holborn, the
Altered states
Now that photographs can be scanned into computer systems and completely transformed, where does that leave copyright? Jane Austin investigates
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