Computer Arts - UK - July 2019

In this issue

FRES H EYES Carmen Ladwig tells us how she’s keen to create design work that will make a real difference

Solutions For A Man-made Mess

A new digital exhibition calls out misogyny and pushes the case for climate change in one creative swoop.

2 mins

Two's Company

Swapping London’s smog for fresh Devon air, Buddy’s two founders take us a tour of their Exeter studio.

2 mins

Pictoplasma Celebrates 15 Years Of Creativity

There was advice a-plenty at Berlin’s popular character design festival.

2 mins

Ideas, Ideas And More

Michael Johnson relates his experiences of capturing that elusive concept that can kick-start a project.

4 mins

Focus On: Intelligence Squared

What’s the professional opinion of studio output’s rebrand of the well-respected online debating forum?

2 mins

What Next?

You’ve completed your course and hit the job market hard. What next? Tom May talks to creatives about the best ways to get your dream job.

10+ mins

Forget-Me-Not

With Work That Fits As Well In Commercial Projects As It Does In Gallery Exhibitions, Emily Forgot Defies Definition. Here, She Explains What Fuels Her Passion For Her Practice.

9 mins

Getting Animated With BBC Two's New Idents

Visual effects studio FutureDeluxe helped Superunion rebrand BBC Two with a set of rich and evocative animated visuals.

4 mins

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Computer Arts - UK Magazine Description:

Computer Arts is the best selling title for digital creatives.Every issue delivers the practical skills and expert advice to help you become a better designer.It showcases the best illustration, graphic design, typography and web design along with advice from agencies and digital artists.Our workshops will help you create an iconic brand, design your own characters, take your work onto mobile platforms or master the newest advanced Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator and other Creative Suite skills