Textual ads for Tate Britain - see Millais' Ophelia as you've never experienced it before
Grey London substitutes visual art with powerful words and typography
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Spectre titles design: How Framestore combined explosions and octopi for James Bond's latest film
Studio works again with title sequence Daniel Kleinman for Sam Mendes’ James Bond hit
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Join this free online D&AD course for brand management
Free MOOC from D&AD, Creative Skillset and FutureLearn is aimed at professionals who manage brands across the creative industries
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Narcos With Attitude is a graphic crimelord collection by Sara Enríquez
These textured vector illustrations give a new look to to a line up of criminal kingpins.
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Why we're not joining in the celebration of typographer Eric Gill
Digital Arts editor Neil Bennett discusses why we're avoiding an exhibition about the creator of beautiful type.
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This new Moleskine book celebrates one of the great 20th Century graphic designers
Bob Noorda's work from the 1950s to the 2000s has been published in complete form for the first time.
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Ludo Sans is a wonderful, animated, plasticine typeface
David Luepschen and Janina Sitzmann have stop-motion animated this font using plasticine, a knife and a lot of patience.
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Little Print Shop of Horrors creaks open again in time for Halloween
Get your (disembodied) hands on some re-imagined classic horror movie posters for charity
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Designers generate £71.7bn for the UK economy
New report from the Design Council provides evidence of design creating thousands of jobs and boosting the British economy significantly.
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Submit your best work to the D&AD 2016 Professional Awards
The competition for the renowned design and advertising awards has opened, with new categories for illustration, retouched imagery, data visualisation and board games.
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How Medium's new logo was designed
Medium's art director and designer have explained why they've ditched the 'blunt' M for a 'fun' geometric logo.
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Where's Ezra? Play Rod Hunt's 'find the singer' game for Columbia Records' George Ezra
Artist's signature detailed illustration style creates online game for English singer and songwriter
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How to print 90% of Pantones without paying for spot colours
This extended gamut guide offers a cheaper alternative to spot-colour printing.
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How Google's new logo was redesigned
The simple new Google logo uses a new, built-from-scratch typeface that's designed to scale better across multiple screen sizes and platforms.
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Music teaches Manchester to say Pho
Bold typography forms part of targeted marketing campaign for first Manchester branch of Vietnamese street food chain
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Comic Sans for Cancer: a year on the charity poster project returns
Get your hands on a poster designed by Craig Salter, who lost his own battle with cancer in June, to raise money for Cancer Research.
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Cards Against Humanity: Design Pack brings more colourful language to game
Taking inspiration from George Carlin’s 'Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television', the Design Pack contains 30 illustrated cards by some of the world's best graphic designers
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Adobe Creative Cloud 2015: what's new in Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, After Effects, Premiere Pro – plus the innovative Hue app
Adobe's CC 2015 tools have been released. Find out what's new in this round up.
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Photoshop CC 2015: Ten new features for artists, designers and photographers
Find out what you're going to get in Photoshop CC 2015 from today's update
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James Brown's solo exhibition presents fantastic information-based illustrative prints
Check out this fine selection of artwork from A World of Information by the London-based designer, illustrator and printmaker
