Pick Me Up 2012 illustration exhibition returns to Somerset House
Pick Me Up, the graphic art fair, returns to Somerset House in London from March 22 to April 1 2012.
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Analysis: Apple's e-textbook push earns mixed grades
Ask people in educational publishing about Apple's foray into e-textbooks, and you'll hear a consistent message: It's good for all of us--and good luck to Apple.
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How Bram Vanhaeren turned an idea every day into typographic designs
The digital artist's latest project is to produce regular type-based artworks based on positive quotes, under the banner of An Idea Everyday.
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Eastman Kodak uses US bankruptcy provisions to reorganise company
Struggling Eastman Kodak said Thursday that it and its US subsidiaries have filed for Chapter 11 of the US Bankruptcy Code to reorganize its business.
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Emil Asgrimsson's collages meld fashion illustration and landscapes
Emil's first solo exhibition takes place at The Book Club in Hoxton, London next month. Check out samples of his work.
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Opinion: Sir John Sorrell on why we're living in an 'age of creativity'
The UK creative ambassador details why nations are increasingly turning to creativity and design to achieve growth and success.
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Steve Jobs action figure scrapped
The maker of a controversial Steve Jobs action figure is stopping production and sale of the 12-inch doll following threats of legal action by Apple and Jobs' family.
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Interactive e-books expected at Apple's NYC event in Thursday
Apple is expected to introduce interactive e-books for iOS devices at its education-themed announcement in New York on Thursday.
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A hacked-together curtain call
This new Arduino-based curtain idea for interior design automation by Jamie Zawinski is for the really, really lazy.
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These iPhone cases and wine-bottle holders are rubbish, literally
Miniwiz's eco-friendly iPhone cases and wine bottle holders are made entirely from recycled plastics.
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Creative trends 2012: A year of creative change and excellence
2012's big things are branded experiences, 3D projection mapping, Arduino, hellish scenes, bold colours and, of course, the Olympics.
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Get your films and animations into Rushes Soho Shorts 2012
Submissions are now being accepted for the fourteenth annual Rushes Soho Shorts festival.
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Sony to launch XQD flash cards with 125Mbps write speeds, ready for Nikon's new D4 SLR
Electronics giant the first to launch memory cards under new XQD standard.
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Realistic/creepy Steve Jobs doll set for Feb release
As honours for a fallen hero go it's hard to beat – Steve Jobs immortalised as an Action Man toy.
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10 tech trends for 2012
We're living in an exciting time in technology: From consumer products such as phones and tablets to the way your home computer accesses the Internet, everything is changing, and mostly for the better. We predict that next year the following ten developments will change the way you interact with the digital world.
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The Neighbourhood builds an projection-mapped cubic Christmas tree
Combining 3D projection mapping and Christmas, Manchester-based studio The Neighbourhood has made a cubic Christmas tree.
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Ofsted slams technology teaching in schools
An Ofsted report has found that achievement in ICT is "inadequate" in almost a fifth of secondary schools, although standards in primary schools are much better.
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Vimeo Festival+ motion media awards open to entries
From fashion films to motion graphics, second Vimeo awards is looking to reward creators of excellent video projects.
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New book aims to dazzle you with patterns
Organic is a new book from studio Kapitza that features 200 experimental pattern designs that aim to inspire creatives.
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Create your own Christmas card using Serge Seidnitz illustrations and your face
Joy Vision is a new Facebook app allows you to combine a photo with Christmas-themed elements created by pop-art illustrator Serge Seidlitz.