Apple confirms Mac Pro not dead – but no new model til 2013
Apple has removed the ‘New’ icon beside the Mac Pro on its Apple Store webpage and confirmed that a new Mac Pro is in the works, with a new model expected next year
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Show your love for print by putting a giant Pantone swatch on your wall
The latest addition to the Pantone Universe collection is a series of large prints in Pantone colours.
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How to use colour and manipulate people
Artist Remi Rough is having is only UK solo show this year at Newcastle's Unit 44 gallery.
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Gelaskins releases iPad stickers featuring art by eBoy, Camilla d'Errico, EMEK, Jeff Soto, Andy Gilmore & more
New iPad and iPad 2 stickers featuring artwork and wallpaper by artists and illustrators.
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Updated: Unit Editions publishes book on design legend Herb Lubalin
Now with photos of the book itself, a monograph of work by typographer and graphic designer Herb Lubalin.
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Free Range grad show report: Middlesex University, Havering College, UCA Maidstone
See the best graphic design and illustration work from this year's Free Range grad shows
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Photographer deep-fries a MacBook in the name of art
A New York-based photographer has taken to deep-frying his Apple devices for a new ‘Deep Fried Gadgets’ art series.
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Updated - UK grad shows 2012 listings: design, illustration, visual communication, interactive & animation
Graduate shows offer inspiration & a peek at the hottest talent of tomorrow. Check out our guide to when & where these events are happening.
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Facebook launches App Center
Facebook took its App Center live on Thursday at a slick media event in San Francisco, announcing a handful of previously undisclosed features.
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The 25th birthday of the Mac that led to the creative tools you use every day
Twenty-five years ago, Apple released the Macintosh II, a powerful, expandable desktop computer that represented a profound ideological design shift in the Macintosh line.
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Artworks offer cheeky spin on London 2012 Olympics security
How explicitly aggressive displays of military weaponry could be better integrated into the aesthetics of London.
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Intel provides a glimpse into future of interaction with laptops
Intel provided a glimpse into the future of ultrabooks saying the next big thing for the emerging class of thin and light laptops is natural interaction through sight, sound and touch.
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Our pick of Jubilee-themed creative work
There's a real lack of good art and design that's tied to the Jubilee. We dig out the good stuff.
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QuarkXPress 9.3 update features Kindle output support
Quark has announced an update to QuarkXPress 9 that allows designers to export digital content directly to the Amazon Kindle format. The upgrade is available now for free to current QuarkXPress users.
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Meantime brewery campaign features illustrator Clara Lacy
Rather than featuring the work of illustrator Clara Lacy, one ad features her as an example of creative London.
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Interview: Raid71 details work on gig poster for The Horrors
We interview Chris Thornley - aka Raid71 - about his beautifully composed, visually striking poster.
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School kid makes Mario level stop-motion film out of paper
You have to love the level of detail he used here: even at the end of the level, Mario completely misses the key jump.
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Pixar's Brave features tribute to Steve Jobs
Pixar’s new film pays tribute to Steve Jobs in its closing credits, calling Apple’s late co-founder a mentor and a friend.
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Yuta Onoda creates artwork to celebrate Cinco de Mayo with Jose Cuervo
Illustrator Yuta Onoda has created a campaign for tequila brand Jose Cuervo to celebrate the Mexican festival of Cinco de Mayio.
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So what's Microsoft's So.cl social network all about then?
Microsoft's social networking experiment, So.cl, is a site designed around sharing Web content pulled from Bing searches.