Cross purposes? New England rugby shirt resembles 2010 football design
Well this is odd: a new England Rugby Union shirt for the 2018-19 season features a scattering of tiny St George crosses. Just like the England football shirt of 2010
Mother Design gives Radio 1 a new graphic language
A new system for the BBC radio station brings together its various sub-brands and adds new assets for video and live events
Adidas takes over a takeaway shop in London to promote new Glitch boots
To launch its new Glitch Prep Pack football boot range, adidas turned a London takeaway into a Glitch pop-up, creating new Glitch-themed branding for everything from the menus to the food boxes to a neon sign hanging outside
Beautiful new animated video from Murphykid
Murphykid, aka illustrator Al Murphy, has today released his new single Wolf, and created an exquisite, if melancholic, video to accompany it
The Crash: A chilling look back at the global financial crisis
Ten years on from the start of the ‘great recession’, Stephen McLaren’s new book revisits his photo series documenting the aftermath of the crash on the streets of the City of London
Giles Revell creates an elegant ad campaign for London’s Royal Opera House
A new poster and film campaign for the Royal Opera House sees ballet dancers and opera singers captured in movement to form abstract, colourful shapes
Jon Hopkins unveils his “most epic video” yet
Directed by Seb Edwards, the video for Jon Hopkins’ Singularity is a “powerful, violent ballet between male and female”
Europe’s literary classics get a tube seat-style makeover
Unlike the studio’s London Underground fabric designs, Wallace Sewell’s collaboration with Vintage Classics is for reading rather than sitting on
As, Not For exhibition celebrates black graphic designers
The show, held at Baltimore’s Maryland Institute College of Art, brings together work by African-American designers of the last 100 years – everything from Snoop Dogg album sleeves to Malcolm X movie posters
Beatie Wolfe: Rethinking the album format
A new exhibition at the V&A ponders the future of the album with a look at a series of innovative projects from musician Beatie Wolfe
Pentagram dazzles LDF visitors with war poem inspired installation
Created by Pentagram partner Domenic Lippa, Dazzle is a nod to the camouflage pattern used on Allied ships during the First World War – but with a suitably disorientating, typographic twist
London’s Bankside celebrates its “otherness” with new flag designs
The flags, created by local designers and artists including Alan Kitching, Morag Myerscough and NB Studio, will hang above Borough Market throughout this year’s London Design Festival