Computer Arts - UK - December 2019

In this issue

Fresh eyes - Illustrator Diana Dagadita overcame imposter syndrome to revel in the boldness of her artworks.

Meeting a dynamic design duo - We talk to Stefanie Weigler and David Heasty of New York studio Triboro.

Creating a sense of luxury leisure on the riverside - Supple Studio talks us through its work for the Minster Mill hotel..

Vive La Republic!

The Designers Republic™ has published its first retrospective, and as Tom May discovers it’s a bit of a beauty. Just don’t call it a monograph…

3 mins

Brand For All Senses

Sue Murphy, creative director for Gretel, on how brands have the opportunity to come to life, leave their distinctmark, and be loved today.

4 mins

Colours Of Protest

Multi-discipline research agency FranklinTill identifies the key colour trends that are influencing design today

10+ mins

Living Medium

FOR JONATHAN CASTRO, DESIGN IS NOT JUST AN EXPLORATION OF HIS COLOURFUL HERITAGE. THE PROCESS OF DEVELOPMENT SHOULD BE VIEWED AS A TRANSFORMATIVE ACT IN ITSELF

8 mins

Design For Good

Lisa Hassell reveals how designers are using their creative talent to make a difference and raise awareness for social causes

10+ mins

Meeting Up With A Dynamic Design Duo

Despite there being just two of them, almost all of Triboro’s work for clients such as Google, Nike and MoMA is done in-house. Tom May finds out just how the heck they manage it…

6 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