Welcome to Saxnot: a Butlins-inspired vision of post-Brexit Britain
Studio Voltaire’s latest exhibition takes the form of a trade show that is trying to sell the dream of a future society centred around a fictional holiday camp called Britlins.
Studio Voltaire’s latest exhibition takes the form of a trade show that is trying to sell the dream of a future society centred around a fictional holiday camp called Britlins.
Last week, a survey revealed that over two thirds of illustrators need a second source of income to get by. Now, freelance designers and illustrators share their experiences of working
Now in its 10th edition, this year’s awards saw the new Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture named as the overall winner.
Freelance illustrator, columnist and Leeds United fan Ben Tallon talks about how vitriolic social media attacks are not the way forward when a football club’s new logo goes horribly wrong.
Microsoft has developed a piece of software that can generate an entirely new illustration or image based on what you tell it to. We look at what this could mean
WPP unveiled new super-consultancy Superunion, we looked at how creatives feel about Brexit and Leeds United came under fire for its new football crest – the news from the last
A survey conducted of over 2,000 people has found that 62% of creative workers from the EU could leave the UK after Brexit.
We walked around the Hayward Gallery with Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios partner Ian Taylor to see how the space has been redesigned.
The football club’s new look has been revealed following a six-month consultation period with club staff and fans, and features a “Leeds salute” symbol.
The Mayor of London will install 20 water fountains across the capital and make tap water more freely available, in a social design project that aims to discourage the public
The new identity has been designed by Prophet, while the electric motorsport series has been brought to life on-screen by DixonBaxi.
WPP has merged together five of its design consultancies under the name Superunion, ditching individual brands in a bid to “create more opportunities” for clients and employees.