20 Dec 1999
| by CAROLINE MARSHALL
at mid-century and at his worst Games
poster designs are very clever visual puns executed in a ...
. Looks good too.
Stephen Bayley is an author and design consultant
This tremendously ...
by a simple and memorable
message.
Posters should be designed to insert in people s minds a ...
20 Dec 1999
| by STEFANO HATFIELD
team of some 60 artists and designers working within the newly formed
Ministry of Information began ...
the slogans and the variety of graphic design styles made the
Second World War period a purple one ...
20 Dec 1999
| by CAROLINE MARSHALL
is the best ad he
has ever made. Designed to enhance The Guardian s reputation as an
open-minded newspaper ...
, the late great David Ogilvy, overruled
them and the ad ran to wide acclaim. The poster s strong design ...
20 Dec 1999
| by JOHN WEBSTER, Chairman Of The Jury
, style
and design.
The Guardian s tradition of high-quality liberal journalism founded ...
17 Dec 1999
| by DENEKE VON WELTZIEN, executive creative
photographed, subtly
designed print campaign by Scholz Carnegie
Hall, New York. Another execution shows a ...
17 Dec 1999
| by MARGARET PATRICK
the creative lead in
London.
Isherwood points out that the move was actually designed to return ...
17 Dec 1999
| by CAROLINE MARSHALL
designed to
realise annual savings of around pounds 6 million ... Chris Evans
Virgin radio is fined ...
stack of crap in the first place. Richard Seymour, designer and D It s been great to start with a blank ...
be compared to riding a Bugatti - a fabulously
designed classic vehicle with plenty of speed, gripping power ...
16 Dec 1999
| by LUCIAN CAMP, Creative director, CCHM
with the former.
But it s foolish to quibble. Great design sustains a global business,
the best part of a ...
16 Dec 1999
| by ALEXANDRA JARDINE
with the new design, featuring a
piper logo in red-and-blue on a white background. The changes are
being...be replaced by vans with the new design, featuring a
piper logo in red-and-blue on a white background ...
16 Dec 1999
| by STEPHEN CHANDLER, an account director a
design agency William Murray Banks hopes.
WMB, whose clients include Unilever, Whitbread and Sara Lee, has decided
that it is fed up with the litany of cliches that pop up regularly in
design briefs, such as demands for a design that is both reliable and
accessible , or premium ...