Digital role for The Assembly
Several former staff members from Scottish design groups The Silvermills Studio and Department S have joined forces to establish a new digital media design consultancy in Edinburgh. Launched last week,
Several former staff members from Scottish design groups The Silvermills Studio and Department S have joined forces to establish a new digital media design consultancy in Edinburgh. Launched last week,
Static 2358 has designed four new ident sequences for Universal Studios’ global movie channel, Studio Universal.
Architectural and design group Benoy is one of seven partners appointed by Southwark Land Regeneration to start work on the £1bn redevelopment of London’s Elephant & Castle.
London design group Paper White has been appointed to create the branding for the new BUPA Wellness Centres, following a three-way creative pitch. The initiative has been established by the
Football brand Umbro is preparing to launch a revamped version of its famous double diamond corporate identity. It has been designed by Springetts, which worked on the previous marque ten
Working for a local government agency that uses Orange 021 in its identity, I’m aware of the problems trying to get consistent colour matches across different production methods. Watching Euro
Branding specialist Design Bridge has redesigned the dark and milk chocolate boxes of Terry’s All Gold, as part of an on-going six-year relationship with the brand. In order to keep
EMI Group has employed an abstract image to represent music on the cover of its latest annual report, designed by Sea.
Bridget Stott looks at the new-style bar and the designers who embody them with rich fabrics, graceful curves and raw textures
Mike Exon talks to Aziz Cami about the buyout of The Partners by Young & Rubicam, and whether the creative record of The Partners can be sustained as the consultancy
US advertising group Young & Rubicam is set to acquire UK design consultancy The Partners, in a deal thought to be worth as much as £15m.
With regards to your VoxPop on digital media groups (DW 30 June), while I can’t really comment on this particular situation, the problem we have found is that very few