Moves & Changes – 6 March 2015
A round-up of moves and changes in the design world.
Fox repositions all 126 of its non-US channels
Broadcaster Fox International Channels has realigned all 126 of its non-US channels to give them a unified look.
60 years of Miffy
Iconic children’s character Miffy the bunny is turning 60 this year – a new video shows the character’s development from its initial sketches.
Fires and Riots: California and Graphic Design 1936-1986
California’s turbulence during the 20th century, both politically and environmentally, was reflected in its graphic design, which came to have an indigenous feel that was both belligerently offbeat and pioneering.
Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games Mascots unveiled
The Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games Mascots have been unveiled in Brazil and represent “an explosion of joy” according to the Games organising committee.
Alibis: Sigmar Polke 1963 – 2010
“Now”, says Tate Modern curator Mark Godfrey, “we’re going to have a few words in the room with the potato house”.
Rio organisers unveil ‘look’ of the 2016 Olympics
Marking two years to go until the Rio 2016 Olympics, the organisers have unveiled the ‘look’ of the games – showing how identity designs will work across venues, products and
‘Disruptive’ packaging is 76 per cent more noticeable, research shows
New research suggests that ‘disruptive’ packaging is noticed on-shelf by 76 per cent more shoppers than plain packaging.
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