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The creative industries will miss out if they don’t embrace different minds, says Neil Ayres. To mark World Autism Awareness Week, he talks to a group of artists and designers – including Alan Gardner, The Autistic Gardener – about the advantages that neurodiversity can bring.
Our April issue examines the role of creativity in healthcare, from the latest tech to the design of hospitals, the role of illustration in Gray’s Anatomy and a controversial new brand that’s shaking up the feminine hygiene sector
Famously, Stanley Kubrick’s 2001 features a handful of designs and concepts which seem to have predicted future tech, or had some influence on its evolution. New book The 2001 File includes many of the ideas that were dreamed up by the film’s production designers in the late-1960s – some of which, eventually, came true.
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The first trailer for the documentary film Graphic Means: A History of Graphic Design Production has just been released. Directed by Briar Levit, the film explores the huge changes that took place in graphic design from the 1950s through the 1990s – from linecaster to photocomposition and paste-up to PDF.
Ubisoft has released a new site to promote its long-awaited new game Tom Clancy’s The Division. The game has a post-apocalyptic setting, taking place after a virus has killed millions and destroyed society. The Collapse website, created by BETC, acts as a preamble to this, using real data to show how quickly our world could descend into chaos in the event of a deadly pandemic.
As a swathe of green trees and plants continues to be planted across Africa as part of the Great Green Wall project, the UN and venturethree have invited students from LCC to help draw audiences’ support and investment through a series of experimental installations, apps, events and more
In a bid to move the world of property development away from glossy brochures and dodgy CG renders, Uniform has created an interactive experience for the Greenwich Peninsula regeneration project which offers up an animated, paper-like vision of the entire site.
Whether it’s deciding what to eat tonight, managing allergies or intolerances or tackling the problem of food waste, there are food apps to meet all our eating needs. Writer and designer Craig Grannell picks his favourites from the app store for CR and looks at the issues facing developers in the sector.
As craft beer brand Deya turns ten, we talk to Thom Hobson, the artist behind the distinctive look of the young brewery that does things differently
In business, the bottom line is everything. But behind every business is a human – and you need to know how to talk to them, says Reed Words’ Orlaith Wood
Find out details for the undergraduate art and design showcases taking place this summer around the UK
As the cultural momentum around women’s sport reaches fever pitch, we explore how brands are embracing diverse new audiences and challenging the conventions of sports marketing