
V&A East seeks consultancy to design its brand identity
The project has a contract value of £50,000 to £100,000 and will include the design of a brand toolkit, visual toolkit and assets.
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The project has a contract value of £50,000 to £100,000 and will include the design of a brand toolkit, visual toolkit and assets.
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This month’s round up is summer holiday-focussed, featuring events and workshops for both designers and their children.
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Now ubiquitous, the rainbow flag once looked quite different – though it’s always had the ambitions of the LGBT community at its heart.
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Big Fish founder Perry Haydn-Taylor on how a formative pitch experience led him to always seek accreditation for any design work.
A four-day week can lead to afternoon epiphanies and an improved life-work balance, though there are complexities for designers considering the transition.
We speak to both mentors and mentees to find out what benefits mentorship programmes offer, and how to get the best out of them.