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Designer and illustrator Ryan Todd’s upcoming London show is a feast of punnery and quirky humour.
Designer and illustrator Ryan Todd’s upcoming London show is a feast of punnery and quirky humour.
Mark Starbuck has created the branding for Yorkshire-based photographer John Hutchinson. A website will launch this month, and a promotional book will be released later in the year.3 Mark Starbuck
The credit crunch is not the ideal environment for high-end photography books, which is all the more reason to celebrate them at this year’s And/or Book Awards. The awards were
The board meeting that had just finished had been the best for nearly a year – it was as if spring had arrived early.
With consumption suffering in the downturn, providing experiences is what it’s all about – for both the leisure industry and stores trying to tempt people back. Clare Dowdy goes in
We may not judge our books by their logos, but a distinctive marque can still make all the difference for emerging imprints. Anna Richardson unravels the branding concepts behind three
The Milan furniture fair never fails to deliver an exhilarating array of new products, and this year’s show is no exception. Design Week picks out some of the highlights from
Icelandic politicians and business figures have been making headlines across the world since ‘the crisis’ – as it is known in Iceland – last October. What they might not have
It’s hard to choose just one thing of beauty in Britain, as you asked last week (Voxpop, DW 2 April). But one thing I enjoy seeing on pretty much a
What a brilliant article by Michael Peters (A lost world, DW 26 March). I started out in graphic design in the early 1970s during the three-day week – no rubbish
After reading Lynda Relph-Knight’s thoughts about the strength of design in the regions (Comment, DW 26 March), I reflected on the title of the piece and wondered who is underestimating
Adrian Shaughnessy may be right when he says that design graduates are equipped for life in the modern world (Private View, DW 2 April), but his view is not widely