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  Rich internet apps - design and development

  It's no longer just about . New technologies are easing some of the burden of creating rich media experiences on the internet and developing platform-agnostic apps. Michael Burns looks at what this change means for designers.

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  In praise of Pixelsurgeon

  The hugely popular design portal Pixelsurgeon has breathed its last. Site creator Jason Arber takes you behind the scenes.

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  Be a greener designer

  With the world facing the reality of climate change and other environmental threats, it's time to take stock and ask - What can designers do to help?

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  Behind the scenes: Stereo by Shimm1

  Rap videos aren't typically known for their cutting-edge creativity, often relying on fail-safe booty-shaking women. But then Shimm1 and Notion Studio haven' produced a typical rap video, as we found out.

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  Creative common sense

  Looking for a way to protect your work? There is a way to fight the copyright war, as Jason Arber explains.

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  Behind the scenes: Beck's The Information album artwork.

  If downloads and piracy are responsible for dwindling CD sales, then Beck thinks it's time to reinvent the artwork. His new album leads the way in bringing back the physical format of music albums.

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  Behind the scenes: Two Faced

  What better way for the design community to celebrate its pioneers than with an innovative new project? Wear it With Pride's new book, is just that, and sees influential creatives redefining portraiture.

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  Branding tips

  As a designer or agency, you spend your working life creating brands for others. First, though, you have to build a brand identity of your own.

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  Behind the scenes at Renaissance

  French animated feature film, , was brought to life by newcomers low on experience and high on vision.

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  Making stock pay

  To some illustrators and photographers, stock art spells the end of the creative industry as we know it. To others, selling work to image libraries provides an additional means of income. Craig Grannell investigates this potentially lucrative field of design.

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  Copyrights and wrongs

  If you're showcasing your work within a free online community, have you read the small print? If not, do it now, says Jason Arber.

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  Should design be left to the designers?

  Increasingly, designers are finding themselves at the frontline of a company's business. But is there a need for more collaboration between designer and client to get the right commercial message across?

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  Behind the scenes: Gee Whizz

  When a US-based British designer found himself facing deportation for a long-forgotten misdemeanour, members of the design community came to the rescue with an exhibition and online auction in his honour.

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  Make more money

  Are you making the most of your talents or could you be earning more from your creative offerings? Mark Ramshaw explains how to sell yourself more effectively, without having to sell out.

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  Adding character

  Character design has been around longer than graphic design itself; the challenge for today's designers is how to move the genre forward.

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  Behind the scenes at The Monster Mash

  A recent monster-themed exhibition at a small gallery in Bristol proved to be a masterstroke of self-promotion for Peskimo, a talented Cheltenham-based design duo. We find out what all the growling was about.

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  The Cox Review

  With the UK's industries under threat from emerging economies in the Far East, the Cox Review proposes that the UK competes through better use of design. So can industry become more design savvy?

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  Corporate hospitality

  Corporate sponsorship and the involvement of big business in art and graphic design has become more important over the past 12 months. But does business have a place in design? And who's actually benefiting?

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  Profile: Hort

  Eleven years ago, Eike Koenig fell in love with record label design. But as Graeme Aymer discovers, now there's much more to Hort's creative mix.

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  Behind the scenes; The Microsoft 'Start Something' ads

  For its biggest-ever advertising campaign, involving print and broadcast ads across 11 countries, Microsoft has enlisted some of the most cutting-edge motion graphics talent to help realise its dreams.

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  What's in store for 2005?

  It's hardly been a vintage 12 months, and much of the creative industry will be glad to see the back of 2004. But what's around the corner? And what will you need to do to keep yourself ahead in 2005, asks Dom Hall

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