Random House redesigns Louis de Bernières
Book publisher Random House is redesigning the entire back catalogue of Louis de Bernières’ novels to coincide with the launch of his new book, The Partisan’s Daughter.The design work is
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One hundred powerful photographs by wartime photojournalist George Rodger are to appear at a major exhibition of his work launching at the Imperial War Museum North in Manchester.The Contact: George
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Obesity creates challenge for pack designers
Consumers are making active attempts to eat more healthily, but the threat of obesity is showing no sign of slowing down, according to a recent Datamonitor report.This contradiction persists despite
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How do you design products that will please today’s aspirational and demanding 50-plus audience – and make them part with their money? Scott Billings addresses the issue on the eve
News in pictures
Alpha Men, an exhibition of work by illustrator and graphic designer Dotan Bahat on the theme of masculinity, runs at the Macondo galleries in London’s Hoxton Square and Islington, until
Searching for staying power
Sweden having such an entrenched good reputation when it comes to design, visitors to the Stockholm Furniture Fair can be sure of seeing fabulous products, even if they are not
Do you need outside help?
Non-executive directors are often perceived to have a role only in big businesses – custodians of governance in companies that have audit commissions, health and safety officers, pension packages, stock
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Dutch design group KesselsKramer is opening a London office, but how will its idealistic approach fit in with the commercial realities of the UK market? Clare Dowdy speaks to co-founder
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Our Green and pleasant land, is it really going to happen? I agree with Jim Davies (Private View, DW 24 January), and fully support his view that it’s up to
The Church should use design to appeal to men
Referring to your recent articles on Christian visual communications (Comment and News Analysis, DW 24 January), I think they are more highly developed than either suggests. A clear understanding of
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