Apple’s Misunderstood Christmas ad
Apple’s Christmas ad features a mopey teen whose head is permanently buried in his smartphone. But wait, he’s not really so grumpy after all…
Apple’s Christmas ad features a mopey teen whose head is permanently buried in his smartphone. But wait, he’s not really so grumpy after all…
KesselsKramer has designed a calendar for US hotel group The Standard illustrating comments left by guests in its suggestion boxes.
BETC Paris is moving offices. The ad agency’s new building is distinctive: the Magasins Généraux in Pantin. Abandoned since 2004, it has become a haven for graffiti artists around the world. In order to celebrate the artworks created there before renovations begin, BETC Paris has launched Graffiti Général, which offers a 3D tour of the site online…
Sam Roberts of the Ghostsigns project informs us that tickets for the London screening of the Sign Painters film are selling fast
Airbnb has launched its first integrated advertising campaign, which sees a team of artists turn 50 of its listings into intricate birdhouses, in order to empahsise the uniqueness of the accommodation on its site.
Screen printing studio Print Club London is looking for young, emerging and established illustrators to take part in its annual poster show, Blisters.
As the winner of this year’s Torsten and Wanja Söderberg Prize, designer Hjalti Karlsson has created an exhibition of his work to run in Gothenburg’s Röhsska Museum. Just one problem – the prize was for him and not his business partner Jan Wilker. Awkward
Sagmeister & Walsh has designed a new visual identity for US engineering company Function featuring an animated type system and extensive set of icons.
Cardiff product design and research centre PDR has produced some impressive typographic trophies for this year’s Design Management Europe Awards.
Saatchi & Saatchi’s Christmas window this year features a nativity scene with a difference…
In 2008 James Houston turned Radiohead’s Nude into a dreamy symphony played out by printers and hard drives. This year he’s created Glasgow School of Art’s Christmas e-card: a rewritten version of Carol of the Bells sung by a choir of vintage Macs, a Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum+ and a Sega Megadrive
In what could well become one of the most interesting image collections on the web, the British Library has announced it has uploaded over one million images to Flickr from 65,000 books spanning from the 17th to the 19th century