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Great ideas don’t always need to have great budgets, as this sublime 1950s Paul Rand book cover so ably demonstrates
Great ideas don’t always need to have great budgets, as this sublime 1950s Paul Rand book cover so ably demonstrates
David Abbott was one of the most prolific and versatile of all advertising copywriters, but there was one trick to which he repeatedly returned
Bill Gardner talks us through the hottest global trends in logo design this year, as compiled from thousands of submissions to his Logo Lounge website
Diane Smyth on photography trends, from acid-bright still-lifes, to the new feminism to the enduring influence of the ever-stylish Gentlewoman
The late, great Massimo Vignelli valued meaning, simplicity and restraint, ensuring that his work had lasting qualities
Finding the right image for a book cover is a lengthy process, made even harder when the text deals with a difficult subject
Paul Domenet rails against the march of mood reel advertising, plus guilty pleasures, cover versions and other soundtrack trends from the ad world
From angled serifs to graphic scripts, Gareth Hague, type designer and co-founder of design studio and type foundry Alias, reveals the font choices du jour
Why do so many retailers’ websites look the same? Plus B-Reel pick the latest technologies exciting adland
An exhibition on the work of designer Wolfgang Weingart in Zurich, also honours his influential role as a typography teacher
As part of our Talent Spotters series of degree show reviews, TruthStudio’s Alex Szabo-Haslam and Michael Lindley select their favourite portfolios from Sheffield Institute of Arts’ graphic design exhibition…
The UK edition of Wired magazine has undergone a redesign, with new layouts, new templates and new typefaces from A2 and Sawdust. We asked creative director Andrew Diprose about the changes, and Sawdust’s Jonathan Quainton and Rob Gonzalez about their striking 3D lettering (above)…