Marked for Success
Logos are the strong, silent types of the graphic design world; Digital Arts unpicks the best.
Features
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Peter Saville
From iconic early work with Factory Records, Peter Saville has carved himself a niche at the very top of British graphic design.
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When not using Photoshop leads to disaster
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How cool is Radiohead's camera-free promo?
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Young talent showcase
Each year, D&AD's New Blood exhibition celebrates the hottest new design talent. Digital Arts samples the best of the bunch.
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Prologue gives Iron Man credit
The task of making sure the latest superhero blockbuster finished with a bang fell to Prologue Films.
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Hope blooms for Burma
US studio Shilo has created a viral message in support of the Burmese people.
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The Daily Mail needs Photoshop lessons
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Georgian Theft Auto: Vice City Stories
Littleloud have crafted an interactive game that merges 3D, Flash and broadcast-level budgets for a broadband extravaganza.
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Young designers survival guide
The Digital Arts guide has all the help you need to launch your career in design.
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David Hillman
David Hillman has spent almost 50 years in editorial design and has won 16 D&AD Yellow Pencils, and two Black Pencils.
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Compact digital cameras
All digital creatives need a camera that they can keep on them at all times. We put six of the best high-end, pocket-sized models through their paces.
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Firefox 3: will Mac users switch from Safari?
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Touchdown for Snickers
Unexpected mixed real-life action with thundering CG creatures to produce a cinematic spot for Snickers.
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Climbing into the medieval mind
When a project’s soundtrack is Purple Haze re-recorded on the lute and hurdy-gurdy, you know the visuals are going to be pretty far-out.
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Five reasons to buy the Apple iPhone 3G
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XYZ hits the road for Dodge ad
The Australian studio, BBDO New York and Charlex created a distinctive look mixing three animation styles and live action, for US car company Dodge.
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Converging continuums
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Björk splashes out on a full-CG river
The spectacular video to Wanderlust took nine months to finish and can be seen in stereoscopic 3D.
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