For the love of a Toyota Corolla

Cats famously hate car journeys, even more so if said car journey also involves the dreaded ‘box’. But not if the car involved is a Toyota Corolla apparently

Internet Week Europe

Now in its third year, Internet Week Europe, will take place in various venues across London from November 12-16

Proud rebrands Viacom’s TeenNick channel

Today sees the launch of the US rebrand of Viacom TV channel, TeenNick, by Proud Creative. The channel’s logo remains unchanged but a new set of live action indents feature the channel’s key demographic, ‘Millennials’ (teenagers), having fun…

White out of Red in print

It’s been twenty years since the first poster was created, but The Economist’s iconic White out of Red ad campaign is now available to buy as a series of limited edition screen prints…

Comme des Garçons’ Moving Six app

Japanese fashion label, Comme des Garçons, have taken selected photography and artwork from their short-lived print magazine, Six, to create a beautiful, interactive iPad app…

For the LOL of cats

If there’s one thing the internet’s good for, it’s pictures of cats. To honour the continuing phenomenon, a new exhibition at The Photographers’ Gallery aims to lend the world of cat photography and internet memes some gravity, and attempt to bring it in line with the world of more serious photography…

SomeOne looks to Vorticists for Halcyon identity

The Halcyon is a new development in Islington, north London, featuring “the best of British art, retail, design, music, exhibitions and food’. So for its identity, SomeOne have referenced a very British art movement, Vorticism

Welcome to Mulberry’s Brilliant Britain

Inspired by the government’s GREAT campaign to promote National greatness in 2012, luxury brand Mulberry has launched Brilliant Britain: a new website and printed journal devised as a guide to all that makes Britain brilliant…

One day symposium: Sentimentality in illustration

Mokita’s second illustration symposium is taking place next week on Tuesday October 16 at London’s Somerset House and will explore the theme of sentimentality in contemporary illustration…

Design gallery for the north opens

Based at Yorkshire Artspace in Sheffield, Made North gallery will present work by established and emerging designer/makers for exhibition and sale

Bogusky takes a pop at Coke

Former Crispin Porter + Bogusky co-founder Alex Bogusky is behind an anti-soft drinks film for the Center for Science in the Public Interest which mocks Coca-Cola’s famous polar bears

Pearlfisher shouts about Jamie Oliver’s new charity

Pearlfisher has worked with Jamie Oliver to “define and create the strategy, name, tone of voice and brand identity” for the TV chef’s new charity, the Better Food Foundation, set up to encourage people to eat a more healthy diet.

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