Six Brits pick up ADC Young Guns gongs
Six British creatives, including Gemma Correll, HelloVon, Martin Nicolausson and Mark Ward, have picked up ADC Young Guns awards from the Art Director's Club.
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Neville Brody, Margaret Calvert headline Prince Philip Designers Prize 2010 nominees
The contenders for this year's Prince Philip Designers Prize includes two highly feted graphics designers, as well as luminaries from other disciplines.
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Beautiful typography on bicycle graphics
Type art genius Seb Lester has produced some luscious new graphics for bicycle brand Emer.
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Get free fonts as used by Seb Lester, Thomas Brown and Tsang Kin-Wah
Arjowiggins and Typofonderie have launched five free typefaces to promote the new Conqueror range of papers, and has got designers including Seb Lester to create artworks from them.
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New W3C font platform aims to standardise web fonts
The Web's standards body is aiming to get fonts in order with a new standard.
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Digital Arts September 2010 - on sale now!
The brand new issue of Digital Arts is now on sale -- where we've taken the opportunity to get a little bit saucy. Pick up this issue now to discover how to make art that's classy, sensual and fun.
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Barnbrook turns stats into art for The Little Book of Shocking Global Facts
We discover how the design firm’s inspired use of typography and infographics deliver a powerful political message that’s impossible to ignore.
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D&AD Student Awards 2010 winners announced
This winners of this year's D&AD Student Awards have been announced at a ceremony in Spitalfields Market. Here's our pick of the winners.
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In-depth: Tom Lane discusses illustrating Hestons Fantastical Feasts book
Tom Lane, aka GingerMonkey Design, recently created illustrations for a book to accompany Heston Blumenthal's TV show, Heston's Fantasical Feasts.
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Apple showcases HTML5 on its site
Apple has launched a new section of its Website dedicated to showcasing the capabilities of the next generation of Web standards that fall under the HTML5 umbrella.
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Tom Lane details illustrations for Hestons Fantastical Feasts book
Tom Lane has designed and illustrated a book to accompany Heston Blumenthal's TV show, Heston's Fantasical Feasts.
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Monotype Imaging launches Web Fonts site
Monotype Imaging has launched the public beta of Fonts.com Web Fonts, the company’s new sites for Web-focussed typefaces. The cloud-based service allows webpage designers, and other content creators access a wide range of fonts for designing websites, and advertising.
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First set of D&AD Awards results announced
The D&AD has announced that with over 30 per cent of judging complete, 154 entries have been selected to go into the D&AD Annual -- representing the best creative work of the year.
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Veer's design competition offers the chance to win a Wacom
Image and typography library Veer has launched a design competition, Get Citified, inviting creatives to submit illustrations and other designs on the theme of 'City'.
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Monotype releases Creative Companion collection of fonts
Font library Monotype has launched the Creative Companion Library, a collection of 2,433 fonts comprising both old favourites and relatively new faces.
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How the Arabic version of Helvetica was created
Redesigning and updating classic fonts is always a challenge -- but how do you reimagine Neue Helvetica for a completely different script?
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Font tips: Printing type samples
Clever developers have come up with several useful utilities for printing font specimen pages -- not only for active fonts, but also for those you haven't yet installed.
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Alice in Wonderland inspires book jackets
Jonathan Chapman's Alice-inspired dust jackets and bookmarks use a very simple but intricate cutout technique that we'd love to see wrapped around any novel.
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Veer adds dozens of new fonts
Stock library Veer has announced that it has added a raft of new fonts to its typeface collection, including a number of exclusive faces and designs by cult designers Alejandro Paul and Rian Hughes.
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Radim Malinic details explosively colourful work on London Film Museum rebrand
Radim Malinic discusses his vibrant rebrand of the London Film Museum, which transformed the South Bank-based exhibition with a riot of colour.