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  We’re not so different, you and I…

  Why immersive experience-based design is where design and advertising will converge

  With one foot in advertising and one in design, Laura Jordan-Bambach believes the rise of immersive experience-based design is where the two will finally converge

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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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  The art of reinvention

  Why a carefully considered refresh can really pay dividends for a studio

  Whether it’s a subtle shift in emphasis or a full rebrand with a new company name, a carefully considered refresh can really pay dividends for a studio

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  Project diary: D&AD 50

  Planning Unit's book marking D&AD's 50th anniversary was an exercise in creativity and craft

  When D&AD asked Planning Unit to design a milestone book to mark the organisation’s 50th anniversary, the result was a model exercise in creativity and craft

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  My design classic: Gregory & Paul’s

  The Coney Island eatery is home to an inspiring array of handmade signage

  Under threat of closure for decades, the Coney Island eatery is home to an inspiring array of handmade signage, says illustrator Sarah Beetson

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  10 tips for building a killer portfolio website

  Our guide to creating a portfolio site that stands out from the crowd

  Give your work that extra edge online with Jonathan Brealey's guide to creating a portfolio site that stands out from the crowd

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  Nag and persist, it’s the only way

  What are the prospects for design graduates in 2013?

  Fees are higher than ever; job prospects are as low as ever. It’s becoming clear that being a student isn’t as glamorous as college made it out to be, says Louie Zeegen

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  Move from 2D to 3D

  Leading designers and illustrators tell us why adding an extra dimension to their skillset has transformed their creative practice

  How easy is it to transfer your skills from 2D to 3D? Leading designers and illustrators tell us why adding an extra dimension to their skillset has transformed their creative practice

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  How to stand out in design competitions

  Plan-B Studio founder Steve Price's insider tips on making your work a winner

  We ask Plan-B Studio founder and battle-hardened design judge Steve Price for his insider tips on making your work a winner

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  The high street’s dance with death

  Does designing for the music industry have a future? Rod Steele undertook a field trip to find out

  With UK record shops facing financial difficulties, things are getting even tighter for those designing for the music industry. Is there a future? Where next? Rod Steele undertook a field trip to find out

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  10 client-winning ways to beat the brief

  Make that client brief the starting gun for some first-class work with these tips

  Make that client brief the starting gun for some first-class work with these tips

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  Protect your designs

  Leading designers reveal how creative copyright really works

  How would you respond if your work was ripped off? Leading designers who’ve gone from visionary to victim reveal how creative copyright really works

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  Moving from illustration to animation

  Five creatives who’ve moved from illustration to animation explain how it worked for them

  Five creatives who’ve made a successful transition from illustration to animation explain how the process worked for them

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  Time to work from home?

  Is working from home right for you? Corey Holms recounts his experience

  Happiness in work, as in life, involves aligning exactly what you need with the environment around you. The decision to work from home is no exception. Sounds simple, right?

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  My design classic: The Olivetti Valentine

  Before Apple came along, the ultimate desktop objects of desire were made by Olivetti

  Before Apple came along, the ultimate desktop objects of desire were made by Olivetti – says Deyan Sudjic, director of the Design Museum in London

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  10 CS6 timesavers

  Work smarter and faster with Ben Hewitt’s 10 CS6 tips

  Work smarter and faster with Ben Hewitt’s 10 tips for squeezing the most out of CS6

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  How to make money (while keeping the taxman sweet)

  Guilt-free ways to reduce your annual bill

  Follow our guilt-free - and legal - tips for reducing your annual bill

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  Making it happen 365 days a year

  How Dave Kirkwood and Dom Conlon set up an online project to raise money for teens with cancer

  When Dom Conlon and Dave Kirkwood set up an online project to raise money for teens with cancer, Kirkwood had to learn how to illustrate and produce an image every day for a year, while Conlon made sense of it all

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  Pure and simple logos

  How effective is the back-to-basics approach to logo design

  Microsoft, eBay, Weight Watchers, Myspace, USA Today – over the last six months, a steady succession of major brands have introduced ultra minimal logos. But how effective is the back-to-basics approach?

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  10 ways to create eye-catching packaging

  Design packaging that flies right off the shelves with these tips

  Design packaging that flies right off the shelves with these high-impact tips

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  My design classic: The 1960 BMW R50

  From a classic generation of German motorcycles, Michael Paul Young’s BMW R50 is great for long rides

  From a classic generation of German motorcycles, Michael Paul Young’s BMW R50 is great for long rides

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