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BBC MediaArc has created branding, logo and titles for Initial’s Fame Academy, which will screen on the BBC this autumn. The work will be applied on and off-air.
BBC MediaArc has created branding, logo and titles for Initial’s Fame Academy, which will screen on the BBC this autumn. The work will be applied on and off-air.
As everyone knows, football is a game of two halves. So here’s the all-time Arsenal XI we requested last week, chosen by Pentagram pundit Angus Hyland and his writerly chum
Street Graphics Tokyo might not be beautiful, but it’s a good starting block if you’re looking to be inspired by Japan, explains Nick Finney
Cadbury Schweppes-owned household hygiene specialist Jeyes will unveil a brand identity created by Elmwood for its new air care range Sen’chi next week, as the company moves to challenge consumer
For a publication whose principle focus is design, it seems strange that so many pages of Design Week have recently been devoted to the subject of branding. If all these
The Design Business Association announce the results of the 2002 International Design Effectiveness Awards in a lunchtime ceremony on 11 October, hosted by Adrian Chiles of the BBC programme Working
Inflate has created an exhibition stand for Virgin Atlantic Airline’s cargo division. The design features inflatable display points and helium balloons with downlighters.
Code has been appointed by Carrier, the luxury holiday company, to design its website, following a five-way pitch.
Futurology is a curious business (see this week’s Design Business, page 13, for details). Curiouser still, Getty Images and Attik both call their crystal ball-gazing operations Taxi. Ohhmmm, we predict
Richard Clayton decides whether or not regeneration and investment in the design of Britain’s coastal towns will make visitors want to be beside the seaside
Virginware opens this week in London with interiors and visual identity designed by Nourish. The £100 000 contract also includes a creative strategy and advertising for the store. Virginware, which
Coinciding with 100esign, furniture retailer Knoll are holding a sale on 29 September, with pieces ranging from £50-£1000.