If the American election were held today and an east-coast cabal of American graphic designers had their way, Barack Obama would be in by a landslide. For months now, cyber-space …

We’re getting to the point on our Glenfiddich project when we need to get some thoughts together to show the client. We’re flip-flopping at the moment between ideas that would …

A brief round-up of recent media: Creative Review has reprinted a recent post on Designer Monographs in its November issue, out this week. Johnson banks’ creative director is quoted in …

Now this is a challenge. The second in our series of LoGoReDo’s is the BT logo. In case you missed the first, the idea is to take a current logo …

There have several instances recently where an almost forgotten name of British graphic design, John Gorham, has cropped up. Alan Parker highlighted his work in D&AD’s recent 45 years exhibition, …

We’re doing a project at the moment with a company based on Windmill Street in London. The first few times you walk down the street nothing seems strange (maybe the …

At the end of last week some test barrels for our Glenfiddich project arrived. We’ve been making some small and slightly dodgy sculptures out of spare polyboard, but this was …

In a taxi recently, driving into Philadelphia, we passed a T-Mobile shop that looked really awful. As in the picture below, because of the odd proportions of the logo, the …

Continuing our series tracking our Glenfiddich project, we’re waiting for the delivery of some actual barrels from the distillery. While we wait, we’ve been doing some experiments with humble bits …

Designers, photographers and creatives often have a keen sense of right, wrong, ownership, theft and, increasingly, copyright. But there are two significant problems with protecting your copyright. Firstly, you can't …