Massive free collection of vintage US maps put online by USGS
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London 2012 Olympics inspire Adam Ismail's dynamic artworks
Adam has created a series of works based around the concepts of 'Focus, Dream, Succeed'.
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Olly Moss creates limited-edition licensed The Dark Knight Returns Batman poster
This pared-down poster will be available for 24 hours only.
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Olympics-themed* papercut illustration exhibition is 'In It To Win It'
Exhibition from illustrator Andrew MacGregor, whose work spans papercut and paper engineering.
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6 tips on how to win awards from Dare's Flo Heiss
The Lovie Awards judge on ways to ensure your work gets the attention of people like him.
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London Zoo wants to turn the City's iconic Gherkin building into a penguin
The unlikely-sounding plan is part of promotional campaign for the Zoo's penguins.
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Corel Painter 12.2 adds Flow maps, free iPad control app and Wacom Cintiq 24HD touch support
The new iPad app that acts as a control surface for the main applications.
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New Designers Awards graphics winners announced
While most prizes went to product designs, there were some notable graphics wins.
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Mag+ announces 3.5 version with iPhone publishing tools, winner of Magnify Your World competition
Upgrade is designed to make it easier for creatives to develop content for a growing range of mobile devices.
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Survey finds 80% of people pressured to be more productive than creative
If you're feeling under pressure to work harder rather than more creatively, you're not alone – according to a survey conducted by Adobe.
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Illustrator Simon Wild builds a Tiny Universe for creative kids
Simon Wild, the illustrator behind Fantastical Flying Machines, has launched Tiny Universe – a new site offering creative materials for children.
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See top British graphic designers' takes on the London 2012 Olympics
Exhibition at Central Saint Martins by Vaughan Oliver, Jonathan Barnbrook, Ian Anderson, Neville Brody, Angus Hyland, David Pearson, Tomato and more.
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The Modbook, a MacBook hacked to turn it into a 13.3-inch Wacom-enabled tablet, is back
The Modbook has been revived. A new pro version will be available this autumn.
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Find success as a professional illustrator with advice from Gemma Correll, Dan Mumford, Sneaky Raccoon & more
This Saturday, Digital Arts is hosting the second Secrets to Success panel discussion at the New Designers graduate exhibition in Islington, London.
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Red Giant Magic Bullet PhotoLooks 2 offers advanced colour correction for Photoshop, Lightroom and Aperture
Features added to the Looks tool for changing the colour look of video footage have now been added to the photography tool,
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Grad shows 2012 review: D&AD New Blood
Here's our pick of the best work across graphic design, visual communication, illustration, digital design and motion.
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Updated: D&AD Student Awards 2012 Yellow Pencils announced across design, illustration, digital & self-promotion
62 Yellow Pencils were awarded, though none in Branding, Photography or Typography.
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See rejected work by Rob Ryan, Sagmeister, Marion Deuchars and more
Students put on exhibition celebrating work unwanted by clients or abandoned by its creators.
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Grad shows 2012 review: Central St Martins
Central St Martins grad show has work that's incredibly good, often conceptually clear and even *gulp* commercial.
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Shan Jiang on keeping work fresh and leaving I Love Dust
We catch up with London based illustrator Shan Jiang on leaving I Love Dust, illustration tips, and keeping personal work fresh.