Uffindell West creates new identity for the British Computer Society
Uffindell West has created a new identity for the British Computer Society, adding the attribute The Chartered Institute for IT. The BCS is a professional membership and accreditation body for
Dalziel & Pow designs a new brand identity for Coyoco
Dalziel & Pow is designing a new brand identity and retail environment for Polish accessories retailer Coyoco. The first site, in Poland, is set to open next month, with others
I Want Design creates design and marketing materials for London Jazz Festival
I Want Design has created design and marketing materials for this year’s BBC Radio 3 London Jazz Festival, which runs from 13-22 November. The consultancy was appointed to the project
Brighton & Hove’s 20 new street signs, get installed in the city centre
Brighton & Hove’s first 20 new street signs, designed by Applied Information Group, have been installed in the city centre. The pedestrian-centric wayfinding system, which includes print and interactive digital
BDI appoints four regional directors
British Design Innovation has appointed four new regional directors ahead of a restructure of the organisation that will turn it into ‘a regional, franchise-style co-operative’, according to chief executive Maxine
Stoke it up
The promotional material for the inaugural British Ceramics Biennial in Stoke-on-Trent does a fine job: with its dashes of hot,fluorescent pink, it heralds a vibrant and innovative series of events
We’re worth more than this
The free-pitch debate refuses to go away, so it’s up to design groups to stand their ground and educate clients. Shan Preddy argues the case
Sister acts
The anarchic potential of Surrealism allowed women artists to explore the female experience, independent of the centuries-old imperative of pandering to the male gaze. Maeve Hosea previews an exhibition of
Tracing the line
Hand-lettering has become increasingly popular in recent years as companies look for ways to move beyond the impersonality and repetition of set fonts. Anna Richardson reports on the rediscovery of