Design co-op Calverts overhauls white remembrance poppy with eco-friendly design
The biodegradable and fully recyclable design has been created for the Peace Pledge Union in line with its nonviolent principles and environmental commitments.
“Ferocious ambition”: the evolution of Benjamin Hubert’s design career
A new book written by Max Fraser shows how Hubert hacked established systems to give himself the best chance of success.
Making the “infinite” crowd-sourced People’s Graphic Design Archive
The team behind a new crowd-sourced repository of graphic design went online and on the road to let the public define graphic design history.
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Have global and domestic factors affected designers’ supply chains?
International supply chains have been disrupted by global and domestic factors in the last few years, but how has this affected designers and where do they source materials from now?
Picks of the month: design events to catch in October
This month sees a call to action from Dutch Design Week, an exhibition on plastic’s promise and problems at V&A Dundee, a book celebrating turntable design and more.
Bonnier Books UK drives “open book” inclusivity message across new visual identity
The new visual identity by Evoke uses book pages as a graphic device in a bid to promote the publisher’s inclusive ethos.
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