Batman begins
The bat is back in the new film Batman Begins, which saw Double Negative charged with creating a digital Gotham City.
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Darkastle in 3D
Designing a theme park ride for an increasingly CG-literate audience means building a 3D environment. Hollywood's Super 78 did just that.
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Perfect portfolios
A portfolio is your passport to a brighter, happier future – or a one-way ticket to full-time frustration. Digit unearths the portfolio pitfalls to avoid.
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Change something
While designers can feel weighed down by jobs, dating, and life, they have the tools to change the world.
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The podcast revolution
Podcasting is set to become a mainstream media source – and Apple’s new version of iTunes could make it happen.
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LightScribe at the end of the tunnel
Labelling discs as part of the burning process is a compelling idea, but is the technology ready for widespread adoption?
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D&AD Student Awards 2005 - part two
More of our pick of the best from the 2,500 entries trying to win a coveted D&AD Student Pencil and a prize pot of £70,000. Part 2 of 2.
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Quark bites back
Quark is getting its new version of QuarkXPress ready for battle with InDesign – and the company isn’t afraid of Adobe’s fighting talk.
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D&AD Student Awards 2005 - part one
Here are some of the best of over 2,500 entries trying to win a coveted D&AD Student Pencil and a prize pot of £70,000. Part 1 of 2.
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Tado
Working from Sheffield young design duo Tado is intent on taking over the world with cute toys, a dog, and a saccharine sweet vision of the future.
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Pixel perfect
Richard May, co-founder of quirky online design portal Pixelsurgeon, is one of the most sought-after editorial illustrators in the land.
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Type trends 2005
Type design is evolving faster than ever. Digit spoke to the industry’s type experts about the fashion for fonts in 2005.
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AKQA takes us into the Xbox
Microsoft wanted an interface so good you wouldn’t notice it for its new Xbox 360 console. AKQA spent two years creating just that.
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New Blood - part one
Digit presents the hottest new talent from this year’s D&AD New Blood show – part 1 of 2.
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Ong-Bak Fight Club
Ong-Bak is the hottest martial arts movie for years – no wires, no tricks and no CGI. London-based Egovision created the film’s Web site and an addictive online beat-’em-up.
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Hardware torture tests
How much "wear-&-tear" can a product take before it gives up the ghost? To find out, we chucked several vital hardware tools around until they broke.
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BBC Bitesize
When the BBC wanted an animated teenager to promote their learning Web sites, they turned to the Hive.
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Randommedia
Founded in 1999 by a disillusioned IT refugee, interactive design agency Randommedia now boasts the BBC and Sony on their client list.
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Photo filters
Photoshop filters are vital to the functionality of the application – without them Photoshop loses some of it’s quick-fix image appeal. We tested three of the best.
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Peperamis new noodle army
Peperami took over The Sun’s home page and went big on virals when they launched their spicy new product – Peperami Noodles.