Print Club London’s alt cinema posters
Print Club London turned to its roster of illustrators for a commission by Soho House, which has been looking for 12 alternative film posters for its Electric Cinema venue in
Does design make good policy?
Martyn Perks says designers working on policy-making could be missing the chance to effect radical change.
Sensing Spaces
At a new Royal Academy show, touching the artwork on show is not only allowed, but encouraged.
Ghostsigns of London
Where brands, shops and design-styles fade and die, some of the marks they leave behind never truly disappear.
Red Bee Media gives Abu Dhabi Media a new look
Red Bee Media is aiming to inspire support for the resurgence of Abu Dhabi by reinventing Abu Dhabi Media, one of the Middle East’s fastest growing media organisations.
SomeOne brands new wireless charging service Rezence
SomeOne has named and branded Rezence, a new wireless charging technology, which is being made publicly available for users of portable devices next year.
Following Broadway
If you thought Broadway, New York City, was all jazz hands and showbiz, you’d be partially right; but it’s also about city brokers, the homeless, downtown hipsters, kids on their
Why is design and creativity important to your organisation?
‘Because the organising principle of GDS is the user, and the user deserves services designed for the user, not the Government. Design and creativity are central to recasting public services,
The week in design
Our most popular stories of the week 1. Design consultancies were charged £100 to apply for a tender from housing association Gentoo Group. Following Design Week’s reporting of the story,
Kate Moross designs sleeves for ‘world’s first’ 3D printed records
Studio Moross has designed four limited edition record sleeves for a track by Bloc Party’s Kele Okerleke & Bobbie Gordon which will be made and sold in what claims to
Winner’s view – an interview with AKQA’s James Hilton
We speak to James Hilton, chief creative officer at chart-topper AKQA, about his consultancy’s approach to creativity.
Jessica Eaton – Ad Infinitum
Canadian artist Jessica Eaton’s first UK exhibition, Ad Infinitum, opens at The Hospital Club Gallery 24 January 2014.
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