MTV logo changes, stays same
After 29 years, MTV unveils a logo 'refresh' – like many of its viewers, the network has become a little wider and a little fatter
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The February issue hits the newsstands and subscribers' doormats this week - with a cover designed by Montreal, Paris and Amsterdam-based creative agency, Sid Lee...
The February issue hits the newsstands and subscribers' doormats this week - with a cover designed by Montreal, Paris and Amsterdam-based creative agency, Sid Lee...
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Chicha PowerOur January cover was created in Lima, Peru by Eliot Urcuhuaranga. In this film, he explains the unique graphic culture that it references
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Onitsuka Tiger Launches Tansu ShoeSince launching its Made Of Japan campaign in 2007, trainer brand Onitsuku Tiger has created a series of shoe sculptures, each representing different aspects of Japanese culture. Its latest celebrates Tansu, the Japanese woodworking tradition...
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McFetridge and The Wild ThingsA lovely small book of Geoff McFetridge's drawings created whilst working on the titles, type treatments and marketing graphics for Where The Wild Things Are...
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Whether you're looking for photographers, illustrators or designers, photographic, print, commercials or casting services, Creative Handbook, published by Creative Review, has them all.
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Whether you're looking for photographers, illustrators or designers, photographic, print, commercials or casting services, Creative Handbook, published by Creative Review, has them all.
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Magazines reloadedA revolution in publishing is taking place as the world’s
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Toscani at The EdgeOliviero Toscani holds forth on the privileged life of the designer at the DBA's Edge event, much to Erik Spiekermann's evident exasperation...
