Royal brew
Brighton-based Cook Chick Design has created the branding for Southwold brewer Adnams’ Royal Wedding Ale. The consultancy says of the branding, ’At first glance you see a royal crown. However,
Spring wins pitch for tide mill visitor centre
Spring has been appointed by the Woodbridge Tide Mill Trust to create a new and improved visitor centre for the Suffolk attraction. The Woodbridge Tide Mill is believed to be
Heineken kicks off with AKQA-designed football game
AKQA has launched a real-time digital football game for Heineken called Star Player, which lets users play live with the Uefa Champions League. AKQA says Star Player is the world’s
Next Big Thing creates logo for New York arts group
Next Big Thing has created the branding for New York Live Arts, a new organisation formed following the merger of two New York dance organisations. The branding work for the
Honey Creative crafts new identity for Cox London as it makes its creative mark
Honey Creative has rebranded Cox London furniture and lighting company, creating a new visual identity that aims to reflect its ’innovative design and craftsmanship’. The consultancy was appointed without a
New conference creates space for debate in the product arena
The Product Design & Innovation Conference, being held in London on 18-19 May, is aiming to become the main forum for industrial designers in the UK. The inaugural conference at
Enlightened thinking
The Royal Society of Arts is clearly looking to connect its proud past with the future using the new strapline ’21st century enlightenment’. David Bernstein says it is no empty
Best of the Web
http://tiny.cc/3akyeDesignyourway.com is a blog that offers the chance for people to promote themselves and share examples good design. A recent post looks at 50 new examples of beautiful typography citing
Inspired
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Is hands-on design a thing of the past?
I am a hand-skills-based maker with 30 years’ experience of working within the product design sector of the industry. Therefore, as a professional ’maker’ working within the design industry, I
Now that’s what I call a musical design classic
Hearing the the news that The Team has created a website for compilation album brand Now That’s What I Call Music that allows users to create their own music compilations
Voxpop
What is your favourite piece of Royal Wedding memorabilia and why?
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