Design has a leading role in new media
New media. Such a catchy phrase and one that several design groups have added to their list of services over the past year or so. Identity consultancies feel it can
New media. Such a catchy phrase and one that several design groups have added to their list of services over the past year or so. Identity consultancies feel it can
A famous example of graphic design in the form of a film poster from the likes of movie master Saul Bass could be just the thing to brighten up a
The National Year of Reading campaign has a logo created by Sampson Tyrrell Enterprise. – The Government initiative, which starts in September, is intended to promote literacy.
Giving designers the chance to air their predictions for 1998 (DW 16 January) is already proving its worth. – Designer Callum Lumsden’s prediction that pelmets would return to fashion was
New Year sales: With the introduction of 19in screens, the price of 17in screens is tumbling. Panasonic’s PanaSync/Pro P70 with a high 95kHz scanning rate, a small dot pitch and
Blue Marlin has created the name and packaging for a new jam brand. F Duerr & Sons’ Seriously Fruity range is intended to create a stir in a traditional market
Spencer Landor was behind the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund logo, created for law firm Mishcon De Reya. – The design was completed more than four months ago, but
Bass Taverns is investing heavily in its gay venues with the opening of a new gay bar in London’s Covent Garden. – Bar Aquda opened this week with interiors and
Priestman Goode’s PPC2 video-conferencing camera for Vision should be seen atop computers in the UK in February. The PPC2 is part of a generation of super-compact digital cameras. It plugs
The DW picture archive can be a hoot. It unearths a treasure trove of the great and good of the design industry, complete with black clothes, big hair and Eighties
The West of England Dev-elopment agency is starting a multimedia-driven push for inward investment to the region. – It has appointed multimedia consultancy Mousepower to develop a range of interactive
Millennium projects have provided a feast of opportunities for a generation of designers. Andrew Mylius looks beyond 2000