CR June issue: the Hipgnosis archive
Pink Floyd fans may recognise the cover of our June issue. It's the original marked-up artwork for Dark Side of the Moon: one of a number of treasures from the archive of design studio Hipgnosis featured in the issue
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Uncle Grey's scratch vinyl posters
Uncle Grey Denmark has turned the common fly poster into a musical instrument to promote a new mobile app by headphone brand Urban Ears.
Uncle Grey Denmark has turned the common fly poster into a musical instrument to promote a new mobile app by headphone brand Urban Ears.
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The Odd CoupleStorm Thorgerson and Aubrey Powell revolutionised sleeve design with their surreal imagery. Powell recalls their ground-breaking creative partnership and unpacks the Hipgnosis archive
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D&AD Awards Winners 2013McCann Erickson Melbourne's Dumb Ways to Die and 4Creative's Meet the Superhumans were the big winners at this year's D&AD Awards, with Black Pencils also going to Gov.uk and Thomas Heatherwick's Olympics Cauldron
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The art of closureWhile the closure of an Underground station is hardly something Londoners welcome, the way the tube has been telling passengers that Edgware Road is currently out of action may at least offer some small consolation to designers
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In ColourFor two decades the vivid work of Morag Myerscough has been enlivening our urban environment
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Past presentSo-called ‘austerity’ graphic design was a trend in this year’s CR Annual. Nostalgia has long played a part in graphic design, but is it becoming more prevalent? asks




