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Logic School aims to teach tech workers to organize to help identify and rectify structural inequities.

The One Club for Creativity kicks off the celebration of The One Show’s first — and next — 50 years of honoring global creative excellence with an engaging call for entries campaign from Design Army, Washington DC. Based on the idea of the work as the creative industry’s reason to exist, the campaig

Recent consultative amendments on the intention to exclude the development and expansion of solar photovoltaic installations and associated activities from the requirement to obtain an environmental authorisation are finally underway.

        After the success of Yale’s “Quantum Week” (Spring 2022)—which showcased the artworks of our previous YQI artists in residence such as the 

J.R. Schmidt is a skilled motion designer who makes lots of creative things at the Google Creative Lab. Using 3261 Noto Emoji characters as tiles, he created a series of mosaics based on historical paintings and sculptures. A small selection of images and close-ups can be found below. More: J.R.

Google launches a new tool designed to help people prepare for job interviews.

‘Purpose’ isn’t just the buzzword du jour; it’s become an essential element of an organization’s self-understanding and proposition – for brands and agencies alike. Peter Bardell, co-founder at agency Revolt, tells us that responding to the needs of people and the planet requires commitment at the highest level and investment in dedicated roles.

When you think of top business leaders, do you still think of ageing billionaires, tech bros and dudes in suits? Here are 13 women changing things up.

Following the second of two digital ceremonies, today, D&AD has announced three Black Pencil winners, alongside the President's Award and the remaining Pencil winners across the Culture, Design and Impact categories. Australia has picked up a further two Graphite Pencils and four Wood Pencils.

May 28 2021, 10:16 am | BY Kim Shaw | No Comments Following the second of two digital ceremonies, today, D&AD has announced three Black Pencil winners, alongside the President’s Award and the remaining Pencil winners across the Culture, Design and Impact categories.   Some standout winners across these categories from the APAC region include: A Yellow Pencil winning entry in the Book Design category for Chemical Industry Press’ ‘Stories Hidden in Chinese Characters’ for Chemical...