Gas Safe Register national campaign warns people not to "cut corners"
The Team has created a series of “striking” black and yellow posters, billboards and digital adverts to highlight the consequences of not taking gas safety seriously.
Book cover designs, adult colouring books, poster designs and more – all the latest work from designers and studios specialising in print.
Labrador energy switching company reveals “bold” new branding
Design studio Someone has opted for “bright” colours, “oversized” graphics and a “decisive” tone of voice to create a range of print and digital assets in a bid to attract
Heathrow Express’ new posters feature illustrations made from train rubbish
The trainline has launched an awareness campaign around recycling and sustainability, and has commissioned illustrator Rebecca Sutherland to “upcycle” old newspapers and drink cans into intricate sculptures for it.
How the magical graphics for the new Fantastic Beasts film were designed
MinaLima, the graphic design duo behind the Harry Potter film series, has created all the enchanting props that are due to appear in the upcoming Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of
Big Issue redesign: “It’s not just about the homeless – it’s also about culture”
The weekly publication given out by street vendors in cities all over the world has a new design that looks to showcase all the magazine has to offer, while still
Australian island Tasmania gets a new brand that embraces its "hard landscape"
The new identity embraces the isolated region and its “harsh weather” as it urges people to explore further, spreading the message through open-source branding which is free for locals to
Design for Children: how to create great products and toys for kids
Phaidon’s new book Design for Children explores products, toys, furniture, bikes and more created for babies, toddlers and children over the last 100 years. We speak to author Kimberlie Birks,
Designers can soon use Photoshop on an iPad, Adobe reveals
Announced at this year’s Adobe Max conference, designers and illustrators will be able to use the image editing and design software on a touchscreen device in 2019.
Adobe’s new painting app Gemini lets creatives be “reckless” with art
Adobe’s latest piece of software enables designers, illustrators and artists to create lifelike oil and watercolour paintings on-screen using their stylus as a paintbrush, and also allows them to delete
Baxter and Bailey designs student recruitment campaign for Abbey Road Institute
Familiar symbols of music production such as play, pause and fast-forward were used alongside photographs of current students to create an “active” look.
5 design things to look out for in October 2018
This month, head to Manchester for a city-wide design extravaganza, delve into the world of Roald Dahl and read all about the history of graphic design.
5 things to catch at Design Manchester 2018
Exhibitions, print fairs and a room full of giant bees are among our picks of the best events to get down to at this year’s Northern extravaganza.
The Guardian Weekly redesigns to become a “global” news magazine
News organisation the Guardian has relaunched its weekly paper, transforming it into a magazine in a bid to engage readers all over the world and highlight its “in-depth journalism”.
New exhibition aims to "give a voice" to people with experience of mental health conditions
Out of Sight, Out of Mind, which features around 400 works, opens in Edinburgh’s Summerhall in time for World Mental Health Day 2018
NB Studio creates branding for new luxury travel company Journeysmiths
Assets designed for the company include a new logo which acts “like a compass”, as well as marketing materials and a new website.
New Taschen book explores history of graphic design over past six decades
The History of Graphic Design Vol.2 looks at works from 1960 to today, presenting more than 3,500 images which include everything from logos to magazine covers.
Pentagram’s Michael Bierut gives car retailer Vroom for manoeuvre
The designer says he was “blessed at the outset with a good name” so opted for a “straightforward” and “honest” design.
Jessica Hische on her new book: “I think adults underestimate kids sometimes”
Lettering artist Jessica Hische has written and illustrated a children’s book, which encourages children to reflect on their day and set goals for the day ahead – such as being
Time Out at 50: the top six covers from the past 50 years
City life editor at Time Out, James Manning, tells Design Week the stories behind some of the most interesting covers from the past 50 years.
Top picks of exhibitors to see at London Design Fair 2018
From colourful, decorative wall-tape aimed at renters through to a way to capture memories of lost loved ones – we round-up some of the best exhibition stalls at this year’s
How Carlsberg has “grown up” and ditched its “laddish” persona
As Carlsberg unveils a sleek new branding design this month, alongside updated packaging that looks to reduce its plastic waste production, we speak to Taxi Studio about how the beer
What to see and do at the V&A during London Design Festival 2018
As the V&A becomes the hub for the London Design Festival for the 10th time, we take a closer look at the installations, displays and talks happening throughout the week
5 design things to look out for in September 2018
This month, you can immerse yourself in all-things design at London Design Festival 2018, take a trip to Dundee to visit the impressive new V&A museum, or head to a
Bankside flag design project is “two fingers up” to other London boroughs
NB Studio has worked with Better Bankside to commission 45 creatives including Morag Myerscough, Alan Kitching and Supermundane to create colourful flags that will fly across Borough Market during London