True North creates Edward VII stamps for Jersey Post
True North has designed a set of King Edward VII stamps for Jersey Post.
Can BlackBerry rebrand through its products?
When BlackBerry reminded everyone that it still existed this week with the launch of two new smartphones, commentators were falling over each other to announce that the company had ‘bet
Passnotes – Design and the English Baccalaureate
The Government’s proposed reforms to the GCSE system, which would exclude design, have rarely been out of the headlines recently. Here, Design Week clarifies some of the issues and looks
Ten Questions for: Simon Manchipp
When did you realise you wanted to be a designer? I grew up in a very creative house. My parents were designers, illustrators, painters, interior designers, lecturers and teachers of
Webb & Webb designs Jane Austen stamps
Webb & Webb has designed a series of Jane Austen stamps for Royal Mail marking the 200th anniversary of Pride and Prejudice’s publication.
What do you think is the best way to measure design’s impact?
The Daily Mail website has won the Design Business Association’s Design Effectiveness Grand Prix based on its annual revenues and growth in visitor numbers. What do you think is the
Four Corners – an interview with Chuck Harrison
This is the first instalment of Jon Daniel’s Four Corners column, which will be a regular feature highlighting the historical and contemporary creative contribution of designers from the African diaspora.
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