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The evolution of an ad campaign
The Guinness brand is complex, enigmatic and sometimes something of an acquired taste. Mark Ramshaw examines its development.
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By designers for designers
Craig Grannell talks to the creative talent and publishing companies behind the best new books by and about designers and illustrators. -
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The third way: corporate design
When it comes to understanding corporate design, it's not just about rules and regulations. There's plenty of room for creativity when you're working for 'the man' and you can earn a tidy sum, too. Darren Smith delves into this essential area of design. -
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Future trends
Confidence and creative energy continue to rule the heavens, but will the gods of financial reward finally return in 2007? Mark Penfold talks to a bunch of busy designers about their predictions and gets a surprisingly positive response... -
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Create perfect characters
Character-based designs are in greater demand than ever, from fashion illustration to designer toys. Nick Spence highlights one trend that's here to stay, and discovers what it takes to create characters that will last a lifetime. -
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Project diary: Secret 7” cover
Stuart Whitton documents his contribution to the Secret 7” charity project
Welsh illustrator Stuart Whitton documents four days at his drawing board as he completes his brooding, ambiguous contribution to the Secret 7” charity project -
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My design classic: The 45rpm spindle adapter
This elegant 50s object represents several generations in popular music – and more
Designed out of necessity in the 50s, this elegant object represents several generations in popular music – and more, says Sarah Jane Coleman -
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Realmac Software: Clear & simple
Clear is a simple task-management tool that proudly puts function above form
With a beautifully intuitive interface inspired by a folded piece of paper, Clear is a simple task-management tool that proudly puts function above form -
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How much should you charge for your work?
Tom Lane's tips to make sure you're getting paid the right amount
How do you know what your work is worth? Follow Tom Lane's tips to make sure you're getting paid the right amount -
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From scroll to screen
Japan's culture of calligraphy and illustration informs a unique language of graphic design. Tom Dennis traces its development. -
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Future web design trends
What's on the horizon for web design? Dan Grabham speaks to leading experts in the field of design and asks what we can expect to be in fashion this year for the hottest web designers. -
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Tomorrow, the world
As business booms outside of the London/New York axis, design and advertising creativity have gone ballistic. Richard Wentk looks at the best from the rest of the world. -
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Insider's guide to fashion
The fashion industry is a multi-headed beast that operates on many levels and can take an outsider years to understand. Here, fashion and textile designer Jenny Udale spills the beans on what makes the industry tick... -
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Fine art and inspiration
Design is a fast-moving, technology-fuelled industry. Yet a surprising number of designers find classical and fine art a huge source of inspiration. -
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Photoshop reinvented
celebrates another birthday soon and will then be old enough to drive a car, but how are today's creative mavericks getting to grips behind the controls of Adobe's pole-position front runner? -
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First impressions
Your CV and covering letter give you your first foot in the door. You need to ensure they create the maximum impact? -
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Vinyl fantastical
Cute, comical and highly collectable, vinyl figures are a consumer and merchandiser's dream. But what's the secret of a successful toy and how do new designers break into this exclusive market? -
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Semiotics for beginners
The science behind semiotics may make your head spin, but it's essential you know the power of the messages your images convey. Mark Penfold gets to grips with the relationship between images and their meaning. -
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10 steps to staging your own show
Lyall Bruce from NEoN Digital Arts Festival shares his 10 tips for getting your event off the ground
Lyall Bruce from NEoN Digital Arts Festival shares his 10 tips for getting your event off the ground and ensuring it doesn’t crash and burn -
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Algoriddim: The perfect mix
How Algoriddim has carved an App Store niche with a legion of loyal fans
German app developer Algoriddim has carved an App Store niche with a legion of loyal fans, ranging from bedroom mixers to pro DJs and VJs -
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Share your work with the design-addicted scrapbooking community
Share your work with the fast-growing and design-addicted scrapbooking community
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