London artists to sip tea whilst designing limited-edition tea boxes
Five artists will drink tea and draw at Shoreditch’s T2 store for London Design Festival
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These beautiful and quirky invitation designs reassure us the artform isn’t dead
Gestalten’s new book features bold, bizarre and downright impressive invitations for weddings to brand events.
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70 years of The Folio Society’s artwork to be shown at the V&A Museum
The exhibition will show a selection of original artwork from the publisher’s archive, including work from Quentin Blake, Dan Hillier and Dave McKean.
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Illustrator Charlie Davis’ whimsical characters are enviously joyous
Charlie is always looking to tell a story filled with lots of warmth, exaggeration, and shapes that stray from reality.
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eharmony's much-needed new logo and identity saves it from being 'antiquated'
Matchmaking website and app eharmony has redesigned its logo – accompanied by a new colour palette, photography and UX design – to move away from its "frozen in time" brand visuals from 2002.
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YouTube’s fresh logo drops the red tube
YouTube has finally given its logo a very slight refresh after 12 years, but it makes a huge difference.
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Be inspired by powerful National Theatre posters from the past 50 years
See graphic design excellence in posters for plays from A Taste of Honey to Glengarry Glen Ross.
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Best Album Art 2017: Nominees & past winners of Best Art Vinyl Awards to be exhibited
This year’s 50 Best Art Vinyl award nominees plus brilliant previous winners will be in an exhibition in the UK, Italy and Budapest.
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These hilarious robot GIFs will be sure to make you smile
The GIFs are part of a personal project by creative studio YLLW that was loved by the internet, of course.
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Design Museum’s Designs of the Year 2017: Nominees
This year’s nominees are a pretty good reflection of what happened over 2016 – Pokemon Go, Kanye West clothing and the Olympic Refugee Flag.
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The 7 best highlights from Siggraph 2017
VR and AR experiences, animations, realtime rendered events and new tech from the recent event in Los Angeles.
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The British Library offers over a million free vintage images for download
These centuries-old copyright-free images include everything from from book illustrations to photos – and cover subjects from flowers to cycling and children's books to maps.
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Design house Marokka has used AR to let low-poly animals roam London's financial district
This augmented reality installation in Broadgate raises awareness of endangered animals, and how technology can help to preserve them.
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Converse's new logo: the trainer brand looks to its heritage for a fresh identity
Converse has an all-new wordmark with the iconic star chevron placed above it to create a “forward-looking” aesthetic.
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Interview: Camille Walala on her giant 3D installation inspired by childhood funfair visits
Camille tells us about designing a giant maze and spot-the-difference game full of mirrors, bold colours, patterns, and geometric shapes for a gallery in London.
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Samsung’s new TV looks like a framed artwork
Samsung’s new television is disguised as a picture frame, allowing you to display your own choice of artwork when it’s switched off. Find out how to get your hands on one.
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Best of the Grad Shows 2017: Winchester School of Art
These graphic art students explore the concepts of consumerism, feminism and queer theory through textiles, ceramics and illustration.
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Wacom's next Cintiq will have a huge 32-inch screen
Coming in January, the new Cintiq Pro will offer the largest screen-you-can-draw-on we've ever seen.
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Helen Friel, Ross Symons and other paper artists’ incredible designs for Google
Six paper artists have created stop motion animations entirely from folded paper, as video wallpaper designs for Android tablets or smartphones.
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Pride London posters by UK artists withdrawn after causing offence
30 illustrators created posters for London's biggest celebration of LGBT+ people - but four have been removed after complaints.