Posted by Scott Burnham
The Royal Society for Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (RSA) commissioned me to write my publication Finding the Truth in Systems: In Praise of Design Hacking as an overview and exploration of ways in which individuals are taking design decisions into their own hands by hacking, reconfiguring and reworking the products, systems and spaces that make up our lives. More
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Posted in Design future, Originality, Social responsibility
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Posted by Claire Warner
Is it just me or is anyone else completely obsessed with Anthony Gormley’s 4th plinth living sculpture ‘One & Other’ in Trafalgar Square? More
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Posted in Exhibition, Fine Art, Inspiration, Installation, Originality, Signage, Uncategorized
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Posted by Matt Judge
Fashion is an important economic provider for the Netherlands. It is home to the head offices of Nike, Tommy Hilfiger, G-star, Oilily, Mexx and, recently, Reebok. After a bank holiday excursion to Amsterdam I discovered just how important the industry is to the cities future. More
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Posted in Exhibition, Fashion, Installation, Originality, Social responsibility
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Posted by Ian Moore
Gary Hustwit’s directional debut, Helvetica used the typeface as a starting point for a film about graphic design. In my experience all but the type nerds were put off by the title, which was a shame as it was an ideal introduction to what graphic and type designers do and how they influence our visual landscape. More
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Posted in Film, Originality, Social responsibility
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Posted by Matt Judge
DMJAPAN is a blog written by ODD creative Danny McNeil as he explores Japan on a personal design pilgrimage. More
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Posted in Inspiration, Interactive, Originality
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Posted by Matt Judge
Seeing as it’s we’re at the end of the week I just wanted to share an incredibly irritating observation. More
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Posted in Advertising, Interactive, Originality
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Posted by Neil Cummings
As February slides in to march the pressure begins to mount on this years crop of final year students. This is the time for third years when things get serious, as portfolios start to germinate and shortlists of potential employers begin to form it suddenly hits home that other people need to get your work.
I spoke with three of the industry’s top creative leaders to gain some insight, opinion and advice on what they look for in a graduate portfolio. More
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Posted in Originality
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Posted by Robert Holmkvist
As a designer, I’m always looking through portfolios belonging to other studios, students or other professionals such as photographers and animators. More often than not this is something I do online, since the internet has taken a central role in the way we promote ourselves.
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Posted in Originality, Photography, Uncategorized
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