Strong UK design force
Up to 30 000 people work in London’s design industry, according to a report for the London First Centre, while the UK as a whole houses 40 per cent of
Up to 30 000 people work in London’s design industry, according to a report for the London First Centre, while the UK as a whole houses 40 per cent of
Pentagram partner Justus Oehler has created an identity for a new London hotel called the Park Consul, part of a small German chain. Oehler has designed all graphics for the
The Partners describes it as a ‘dream brief where the only constraint was the size’. This hoarding covering Warner Bros’ New York flagship store is being redesigned by the Warner
Bad copy can undermine the best graphic design, so Fay Sweet offers tips on getting words that work
A new range of Scottish cheeses called Highlands and Islands has five separate identities designed by The Branding Iron, Tayburn McIlroy Coates’ specialist packaging arm. Arran, Drumleish, Highland, Mull of
The seismic shudders that have been rumbling through the paper industry for the past five years are showing signs of quelling. The quarterly round of pulp price rises has slowed,
A multinational accounting, tax and consulting firm has set up Ernie, a “ground-breaking” World Wide Web site designed by Siegel & Gale in New York.
I refer to Keith Dunton’s letter regarding Business Links and their future role in approving design consultancies (DW 17 May). Having been involved in the formulation and submission of grant
Twickenham consultancy Lippa Pearce resolutely rejected any hint of a black and white colour scheme while developing its identity for Respect, a free anti-racism festival being held in London’s Finsbury
THE Virgin Group is sweeping down the UK aisle for the first time with a wedding store concept called Virgin Brides. Design Clinic is creating the branding and architectural practice
The theme of the week must be heroes – a group to which Richard Williams’ latest subject Michael Wolff surely belongs (see Profile, page 16). It first came up at
Leif Skogstad, account director at corporate identity consultant Gyrographic Communications, suddenly fancied turning into Robin Williams in Goodbye Vietnam. ‘It started with a number of people suggesting that I looked