Nisa own-brand sales up 50% following redesigns
Convenience retailer Nisa says sales of its own-brand range have jumped by 52.6 per cent following a rebrand in June.
Industry bodies call for tax break to support creative businesses
Two industry bodies have united to call for a tax relief scheme to support training and development in the creative industries.
A William Morris computer game
Sophia George, the Victoria & Albert Museum’s first-ever Game Designer in Residence, has created a new iPad game inspired by the work of William Morris.
The week in design
Our most-read stories of the week 1. Professor Rodney Fitch, who founded design consultancy Fitch and was one of the giants of the UK design scene, has died. 2. Purple
Horror art at the Crossfire Halloween Massacre
As the specter of Halloween looms ever closer, more ghoulish art and graphics shows are emerging.
First look at Science Museum’s new Information Age Gallery
The Science Museum is preparing to open the doors on its new permanent Information Age Gallery, which has been designed by Universal Design Studio.
Ideas Factory helps Aspire shape-up with triangular identity
Ideas Factory has rebranded London estate agent Aspire using triangular symbols, which are borrowed from the A of Aspire.
B-Reel works with Google to “make email work better”
Consultancy B-Reel has worked with Google’s design team to launch the new Inbox email app, which Google describes as “a completely different type of inbox, designed to focus on what
Cockney rhyming slang illustrated
Designer and serial curator Mr Gresty has turned his attention to cockney Rhyming Slang, which is the subject of his latest exhibition.
Creative Spark revives its Little Shop of Horrors
Creative Spark has resuscitated its Little Print Shop of Horrors, which is being brought back to life for Halloween.
Fitch creates “indoor village” for Dog’s Trust rehoming centre
Fitch has created a concept for the Dogs Trust’s new rehoming centre in Manchester where families can visit an ”indoor village” environment designed so that they can meet, learn about
The Connaught launches new identity based around bespoke artwork
The Partners has created a new identity for London hotel the Connaught, which is based around a bespoke artwork by Kristjana S Williams, that hangs in the hotel.
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