The Ditchling Museum of Art + Craft’s latest show displays the Jewish designer’s work for the likes of Penguin and the Bauer Type Foundry for the first time. We speak
Trainer and coach John Scarrott has spoken to clients to find out about all of the things that will get you kicked out of a pitch and stop you landing
A car that can read people’s brains, a friendly robotic dog and a sunburn-detecting smartphone app were just some of the launches at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las
As part of our series on the future of design in 2018, Made.com design director Ruth Wassermann looks at what will happen in furniture design over the next 12 months.
Design Council is working with Highways England on the Road Investment Strategy, a two-year initiative to improve the design of roads and motorways.
The “sleek” cans have a bright colour palette, stripped back typography and come alongside a new range of flavours, following a drop in sales for Diet Coke in 2017.
As part of our series on the future of design in 2018, Kingfisher design director Theo Williams looks at what will happen in product design over the next 12 months.
A round-up of moves, changes and appointments in the design world.
The Partners has rebranded the London theatre, giving it a circular, polygon-shaped logo that harks back to the original 16th century building.
As part of our series on the future of design in 2018, Pearlfisher founding creative partner and chief creative officer Karen Welman looks at what will happen in packaging over the
The typeface is called TCCC Unity, and has been designed by Brody Associates and Coca-Cola’s in-house design team.
Prime minister Theresa May’s latest switch around of Government Cabinet ministers sees new culture and education secretaries.
LA-based designer Paul Woods has mined his professional and personal experience to create a “straight-talking” handbook for design grads.
The wide-ranging redevelopment of Piccadilly Gardens will include a children’s playground, pedestrianised areas, new lighting and wayfinding.
Studio partner Marina Willer has reimagined a 1970s logo for the film magazine’s new look, which launches with four cover stars.
From a playful zine, to a “tribal” title sequence and “tongue-in-cheek” wine brand, these are the design projects that caught our eye in July.
