The Dos and Donts of organizing a design show with Sneaky Raccoon
The talented Sneaky Raccoon is celebrating a 5 year anniversary with a show at the KidRobot store.
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Man-Tsun creates transparently beautiful art
Hong Kong-based illustrator and designer Man-Tsun has found an unusual way to display his art at hip local bookshop Kubrick.
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Adobe MAX 2011: Publishers discuss new DPS SE iPad publishing system
We speak to the National Geographic, independent art magazine Clear and Adobe's Ricky Liversidge about the new low-cost InDesign-driven iPad publishing system.
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Adobe MAX 2011: Adobe Creative Cloud -- more details emerge
Adobe has revealed more details of its Creative Cloud mix of software and services for professional creatives, launched yesterday at Adobe MAX in Los Angeles.
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Adobe MAX 2011: Adobe launches Creative Cloud
Adobe has announced Creative Cloud, a collection of tools and services that aims to bring together the company's desktop Creative Suite tools with some new tablet apps and an Internet-based project sharing and syncing system.
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Adobe MAX 2011: Adobe launches Photoshop for Android and iPad, plus five other creative tablet apps
Adobe has launched Touch Apps -- a family of six apps for Android tablets and the Apple iPad offering tools for sketching, image editing, creating mood boards and presentation.
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Form provides a Taste of Christmas
We catch up with design studio Form to discuss its work for the Taste of Christmas food festival.
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Analysis: Speedy Thunderbolt devices slowly coming to market
Talk to tech industry insiders about the new Thunderbolt data ports in the latest generation of Apple computers, and one concept repeatedly pops up: Speed. The technology enables data transfer at speeds and volume that few consumers have ever seen before.
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MIT explores homosexuality in A Closed World game
The Singapore-MIT GAMBIT Game Lab is seeking a means to present lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender content in an explorative and expressive, rather than dismissive, way.
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Word To Mother reveals his Essence Of Adolescence at StolenSpace show
Word To Mother will have his fifth solo show at the StolenSpace gallery next month, and we've got some behind-the-scenes pics of the art being created.
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Interview: Neville Brody on why he thinks the economic crisis is good for creativity
We speak to Neville Brody at the Chevrolet Design Night at London’s iconic Battersea Power Station.
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Rosie Arnold and Neville Brody become D&AD president and vice-president
Rosie Arnold has been chosen as the the President of D&AD, following the D&AD Executive Board meeting on September 21. Neville Brody is the new D&AD Vice President.
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Interview: Freddie Mercury 65th birthday Google Doodle creator Jennifer Hom
For what would have been the 65th birthday of Queen frontman Freddie Mercury, Google created a fluid animated Doodle, which sat for a day on Google’s homepages.
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Adobe launches Photoshop Elements 10 and Premiere Elements 10
Adobe has released new versions of Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements, its consumer photo- and video-editing applications, respectively, aimed at imaging enthusiasts.
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BreakTime tells you when it's time to take a screen break
There's been a lot of fuss recently over the best way to stay healthy for those who sit in front of a desk all day. Fortunately, there are still healthy options for the deskbound worker, such as excitedpixel's BreakTime.
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ilovedust celebrates dead wrestlers with new art exhibition in Portsmouth
ilovedust launches its latest exhibition tomorrow. Called Dead Wrestlers Society, it feature portraits of famous wrestlers who are no longer with us.
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Artists reinvent Garbage Pail Kids
Gallery 1988 has asked artists to put their own spin on 80s trading card classics Garbage Pail Kids for its latest exhibition.
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Posterous refocuses service, app for social networking
Posterous has overhauled its iPhone app as part of a broader expansion of the service that’s seen it move from a Tumblr-style blogging site into more of a social network akin to Google+.
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Interview: Jon Burgerman on why he can't just stick to drawing
We talk to the character artist, painter and musician about why working in a single discipline doesn't work for him.
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Interview: Jessica Hische on lettering mistakes, why you should code & why cheap designers are like free sofas
We speak to the creator of beautiful lettering and web design nerd at the Flash on the Beach festival