In a world saturated with commercialism, it's hard for charities to promote their causes. Mark Penfold finds out how designers can help and what they get out of it.
Combining experienced designers and branding experts has given Honey Creative a great start, working with superbrands including Harrods and Tesco. Computer Arts Projects talks to its co-founder Doug James
He loves collaboration, and is a co-founder of the online collective depthCORE. But Justin Maller's solo work is no less of an achievement, as Rob Carney discovers.
"We like working in unusual new formats; it might be the video wall in the Nokia store, video ringtones, a gallery wall, a pavement or whatever." Garrick Webster talks to Universal Everything's Matt Pyke.
London-based studio Form has established a reputation for great design on music industry briefs, working with huge bands and winning awards. interviews the founders Paula Benson and Paul West.
With live music drawing in audiences like never before, Mark Ramshaw takes a closer look at the opportunities for artists designing the posters, merchandise and show visuals that can turn a gig into a feast for the senses.
Within just a few short years, design for the music industry has altered beyond recognition. Lawrence Zeegen asks what this means for today's designers.
An economic recession stopped Argentina from competing on the global design scene, but now it is storming back. Andy Polaine looks at the designers putting the country back on the map.
" I'm looking for an emotional response that comes less from idea-based work and more from formal, visceral and style-based designs." Garrick Webster speaks to the influential Stefan Sagmeister.