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Cardiff design group Departures Design has created the new identity for the Welsh political party Plaid Cymru.
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The New Designers 2006 student show continues with its second exhibition phase, Part Two. Work taken from courses in product design, furniture, illustration and animation, graphic design and interactive media,
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Stephanie Kate Jones from the University of Wolverhampton has designed Pride, a symbolic interpretation of relationships, for her ceramics course.
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Caerdydd consultancy Hoffi launched its Big-small chair at the Cardiff Design Festival last week. The festival runs until 22 June. The design is available as a rocker or a flat
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Designers have re-interpreted the football for the Design Museum Tank’s latest timely extravaganza, Football Fever, which runs the length of the World Cup at Shad Thames, London SE1. Featured are
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Browns has designed a poster, invitations and a limited edition journal to promote a series of lectures by media artist Alexander Gelman, taking place during June. (pictured left) Huw Davies
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A cheeky adaptation of Thomas Gainsborough’s painting The Honourable Mrs Graham has been designed by Manchester consultancy Reform Creative to promote She Stoops To Conquer, which opened at the city’s
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Dundee communications consultancy Avian has designed a huge inflatable cow for Edinburgh visitor centre Our Dynamic Earth. It will take part in this year’s Cow Parade in the city, running
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Billed as the latest must-have hi-tech gizmo, Nabaztag is a ‘smart rabbit’ that is permanently connected to the Internet through a broadband wireless connection. Designed by Paris company Violet, Nabaztag
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HP Foods is launching a range of barbecue sauces, with three ‘woodsmoke’ flavours – Classic, Spicy and Honey. Packaging designs are by DJPA Partnership.
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Foxes have the last laugh with this Thelwell-inspired T-shirt by Ben Drury, available from thisisrealart.com. (Pictured)
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Blink Productions commercials director Doug Foster has designed Breather, a sculpture and film installation housed at London post production house The Mill.
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