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10 February 2010

Mining the graphic mother-lode

Read the latest Web-only Critique from Rick Poynor on the Eye website

Rick Poynor’s latest Critique is now live on the Eye site. It’s an article about the…

8 February 2010

Town of type

the events department

Revisiting the book designers of St Gallen, Switzerland

St Gallen in northeastern Switzerland is renowned for its Abbey Library, with its valuable medieval…

5 February 2010

Lost for words

jane cheng

Designing new sentences from the latest dictionary additions

OK-RM’s cumulative new year publication series asks where English culture is, and what it means to…

3 February 2010

Text without type

john l. walters

Building Sound: can a website work with just speech, space and colour?

Here’s an interesting sound-based concept – a website that has no type or lettering whatsoever…

2 February 2010

Art for aid

How artists and designers can help the Haiti relief effort with their work

To Haiti with love is a new initiative hoping to raise money to help the situation…

29 January 2010

‘XYZ’

mr edwards

From x-ray spex to zither, the crapbook reaches an end.

It’s the end of the alphabet, and the end of Mr Edward’s crapbook. But before…

28 January 2010

Serious about design?

gareth lofthouse

The challenges of designing for a declining market in classical music

Tomorrow’s ‘Design for music’ day at St Bride library includes a panel about design for…

27 January 2010

Ditto – hard copy

‘I’d rather reach 100 people who care than 20,000 who don’t give a sh*t’

Some still prefer print, writes Chloë King, but is it sensible to start a small press…

26 January 2010

Berlin snapshots: Florencia Young

berlin snapshots, john ridpath

‘Berlin is a magnet, attracting artists from around the world’

Continuing our series of ‘Berlin snapshots’, Argentinian-born designer Florencia Young talks to Eye about her…

22 January 2010

Fighting ‘W’

Mr Edwards wrestles his way to the end of another week

A double whammy from Mr Edwards as we reach the penultimate spreads of his Crap Book…

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