Saatchi & Saatchi opts for efficiency
Saatchi & Saatchi Design has created the marque for a new campaign promoting energy efficiency in the home. – The client is the independent, Government-funded Energy Savings Trust and the
Saatchi & Saatchi Design has created the marque for a new campaign promoting energy efficiency in the home. – The client is the independent, Government-funded Energy Savings Trust and the
Pop down to the Royal Academy of Arts to see the exhibition of 21 paintings by colourist abstract artist Gillian Ayres. The display focuses on her career from 1959 to
Here is a suggestion for a use for the defunct Brent Spa oil rig (Diary, DW 24 January) that would end two separate controversies at once. Simply commission it as
Time to think about your entry for the XII International Poster Biennial competition in Finland. One of the categories consists of cultural, social and commercial posters; the other covers environmental
Basten Greenhill Andrews has researched and designed Solo, a new secure debit card payment brand for Switch Card Services. BGA marketing director Tim Greenhill says Switch, owned by a number
Tucker Clarke-Williams creative director Phil Skegg, seen here posing for Emap Radio’s direct mail campaign, cuts a fine figure. But T C-W insiders attribute credit for Skegg’s physique in the
It’s time deluded designers who think Britain is best woke up to what’s really happening in Europe. Jeremy Myerson dispels the British bulldog myth
Dave McKean, whose work is on show in Wolverhampton, divested action heroes of their tights and took comics into dark depths, says John Cranmer
Can it be true? We hear of a director at a certain west London packaging consultancy whose staff are routinely propositioned in the surrounding streets by fallen women pitching for
The National Centre for Popular Music in Sheffield is planning to appoint graphic designers by the beginning of June to create its identity. A number of designers have already submitted
High street retailer WH Smith is to introduce a new facia to its stores, following extended but low profile trials. Created in-house, with input from CDT and Davies Baron, the
The Design Council appears to have finally made a breakthrough in persuading the public sector to pay more than lip service to design. If, through its latest initiative (see News,