Journal: Industry News

Legendary British Graphic Designer Peter Saville has updated the winged Aston Martin logo in a bid to attempt to boost its appeal among younger people, it is the first update to the Warwickshire-based company's marque since 2003.

The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has changed everyday life for the time being. The government has enforced lockdown measures, and all but key workers have to work from home. A lot of design businesses have been working remotely for a couple of weeks now. And while a lot of work can be done from home, the design industry also relies on face-to-face “sparks” and live events.

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The London Design Festival is to celebrate and promote London as the design capital of the world. The Festival runs from 14-22 September 2019. In 2018, the Festival welcomed a record-breaking 588,200 individual visitors from over 75 countries. An additional passer by audience of nearly 600,000 people had the opportunity to see the four Landmark Projects. In addition, London Design Festival helped drive a total of 169,250 visits to the V&A over the Festival period with 22% of those surveyed saying they had never visited the museum before and were driven there by the Festival.

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BrewDog have repackaged their Punk IPA and labeled it 'beer for girls' in a bid to highlight the gender pay gap using the problematic nature of gendered marketing campaigns.