Review
InDesign 2.0 review
On InDesign's 20th anniversary, we look back at version 2.0 – the release that changed everything. Here's our review first published on March 4, 2002.
Printing & printmaking
What's New
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Risograph Printing for Beginners
Four artists with a long history of Risograph printing give advice on how to kickstart your first Riso print project.
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Call Me By Your Name and other queer film classics are celebrated in Aiste Stancikaite's prints for Pride Month
A unique illustrator and designer team up honours the fine art of cinema posters with sensual homages to queer cinema, just in time for Pride Month.
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New Folio Society editions of the Game of Thrones books feature fantastic illustrations
The Folio Society is publishing the entire series of George R. R. Martin’s epic saga A Song of Ice and Fire, starting with the first in the series, A Game of Thrones.
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Cachete Jack, Jean Jullien and more make exclusive prints you can colour in for Camden Town Brewery
Top illustrators team up with the London brewers for a print range and special event that lets you colour in giant-sized version of their work.
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Big and unsung heroes of alternative music are honoured in stylish stamps and prints
A series of prints honours influential bands in stamp form, defining their music with great and minimal designs.
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Alice Bowsher, Jean Jullien, Kelly Anna, Thomas Hedger and more team up to make prints for refugee women
Artist agency Grand Matter have collaborated with artists to launch a range of limited edition prints commemorating International Women’s Day.
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The world's best female and non-binary talent have designed tees for International Women’s Day
Ana Jaks, Martina Paukova, Alva Skog, Cachete Jack, Hazel Mead, Marylou Faure, Yukai Du - the list of talent involved just goes on.
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MissPrint's graphic designer on how wallpaper can be a design and illustration dream
Rebecca Drury's graphics mesh together mid-century modern and Scandi folk art for an inspiring take on interior design.
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From Haiku to Hokusai: How a new puzzle game was inspired by ancient Japanese art
Haiku Adventure is based on the traditional art of ukiyo-e, bridging together the worlds of classical art and digital video game art.
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How persecuted artists adapted their work during the Chinese Cultural Revolution
Posters from the era of China's Cultural Revolution highlight a pivotal part of Chinese history - and sate anyone looking for Chinese art following Lunar New Year.
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The Pantone Colour of the Year 2019 is 'Living Coral'
As predicted in the autumn, the new Pantone Colour of the Year is a 'life-affirming shade of orange with a golden undertone'. But not THAT shade of orange.
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Celebrate the end of World Cup 2018 with these Brilliant Art, Design and Animation Projects
These diverse, inspiring football-related projects range from a well-designed wallchart to animated tapestry, and from illustrated fan chants to an unofficial England anthem based on our current favourite kids animated show.
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Print designer Kelly Anna on confident mark making & modern femininity
Kelly Anna's increasingly popular figurative prints celebrate strength and confidence in a way that’s captured the attention of the celebrities like Cara Delevingne and Beyonce.
