The end of the Car Booty Affair
The Designers Republic Car Booty Affair ends this Saturday and it intends to go out with a bang, offering up even more “new loot” to punters at Sheffield’s Month of Sundays Gallery
The Designers Republic Car Booty Affair ends this Saturday and it intends to go out with a bang, offering up even more “new loot” to punters at Sheffield’s Month of Sundays Gallery
American artist Mort Künstler brings his painterly, strong-jawed heroes to a new campaign for Maximus Vodka from Wieden + Kennedy, London
Creative agency Raw has completed a brand refresh and stadium overhaul for Wolverhampton Wanderers (Wolves) Football Club. The work includes a new brand approach, new stadium signage and super graphics displaying quotes by fans…
This month we’ve got five new publications for your discerning eyes: the latest from both Victionary and Nobrow, issue two of Fourth & Main Journal, issue eight of Popshot magazine, and a look at new magazine, Perdiz…
FUEL has been working on some interesting projects for two of the UK’s most notable artistic pairings recently: an identity for a new show by Tim Noble and Sue Webster, and a book of illustrated children’s stories by Jake and Dinos Chapman
In a nice curatorial twist, Cartier-Bresson: A Question of Colour takes one of the master black and white photographer’s most famous adages – “the decisive moment” – and reveals how contemporary colour photographers have made the concept their own
Your eyes do not deceive you, the word ‘arse’ really has been hand carved in a block of Welsh slate. This is, in fact, one of a series of new stone artworks unveiled by typographer and designer Seb Lester on his website today…
Thirty years after its birth in provincial Portland, Wieden + Kennedy has offices in eight cities around the world and a reputation for great creative work. But how do they maintain standards and keep that work fresh? How do they deal with change and the highs and inevitable lows of agency life? Eliza Williams gained unique insight into the workings of one of advertising’s top networks. Here’s our special report on life at W+K
Released this month, GOV.UK is the first major project from the Government Digital Service and an indication of how it hopes to change the way we interact with the state, through great design
An exhibition on the graphic design of the late Tony Arefin records a colourful journey from art to advertising