The Olympic logo sends me to sleep
On seeing the London Olympics logo this week, these are my, and I’m sure quite a few others’, opinions: • The Olympic movement is about togetherness, but this execution is
On seeing the London Olympics logo this week, these are my, and I’m sure quite a few others’, opinions: • The Olympic movement is about togetherness, but this execution is
Anyone strolling through London’s Kensington Gardens this week who sees a curious shed on the horizon, take note: it’s not Olafur Eliasson and Kjetil Thorsen’s Serpentine Pavilion making an early
If you’ve just graduated, the most important rule in the job-hunting jungle, as in education, is ‘do your research’. Know your prey, says Torben Dunn
Yves Béhar creates desirable lighting and products, but it is the budget XO laptop – created for the developing world – that has the potential to change lives. Sarah Verdone
We always look forward to Design Week’s league tables. However, this year, we felt it did not represent groups that had changed their business model over the past year –
We would like to correct a misperception about Limehouse printed in the Design Week league tables
Don’t you think the new 2012 logo looks very similar to the old Tiswas identity, only not as good? I reckon someone at Wolff Olins was dreaming about Sally James
Has the credibility of design been dented by the 2012 branding, and if so, what can it do to recover? I’ve been arguing for more flexible identity schemes for as
I’ve been looking at your magazine on-line, primarily to look at what is new in branding and label design. If I see something of interest I copy and paste the
Generally speaking, inspiration comes from all around me.
Shared experiences, like conferences and exhibitions, have a remarkable pull on us. Hugh Pearman wonders at our curious appetite for inconvenient gatherings
The 2012 identity has been panned by the media, but the work meets its varied criteria and it has five years to prove itself, says Sarah Woods