What the flip
The print versus digital debate has been raging in publishing for some time now, with some vehement loyalists on both sides. Despite all the new products and technologies that have
Channel vision
Identity is the name of the game at this year’s Guernsey Photography Festival, held in June, with 20 exhibitions from some of the world’s most renowned photographers as well as
Editor’s blog
If there’s anything more satisfying than knowing that you are on-trend, it is surely the awareness that you got there ahead of the rest. We have to admit to a
Street fighting man
In an extremely timely exhibition considering the spring of anti-cuts protests here in the UK and civil unrest elsewhere in the world, the Flash Projects gallery in London will launch
A product odyssey
When a major exhibition takes root in a museum or gallery, its influence is instantly seen in the accompanying gift shop and soon makes ripples further afield. The same can
Designs on art heritage
How do budding creatives find out about design? Lucky kids have family in the business, but until now for most the introduction has come through school. Art and design and
Hat-Trick’s Shakespeare stamps in the limelight
Hat-Trick Design has created two sets of stamps for Royal Mail to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Royal Shakespeare Company.
Public Zone brands happiness campaign
Public Zone has created the branding, website and campaign materials for Action for Happiness, which describes itself as ‘a new mass movement to build a happier society’.
Mind Orchard works on ITV websites
ITV has appointed Mind Orchard as its interactive partner following a four-way pitch.
CBBC website launches new look
The BBC’s CBBC children’s website launches a new look today, following a phased restructure of the site that began in February.
Characters continued
The cute critters and harrowing monsters of Berlin-based character culture festival Pictoplasma have, along with their creators, packed up their bags and headed to their respective universes. Following our blog
Virtual choir
As I’m sure Coca-Cola will testify, teaching the world to sing in perfect harmony is a pretty tricky feat, as is creating the accompanying music video. Composer Eric Whitacre recently
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