You have until Monday 5th November to subscribe (opens in new tab) if you want to guarantee all six issues in volume two - and you can save £30 (opens in new tab) in the process.
For the uninitiated, Computer Arts Collection is a six-part annual series of beautiful, collectable titles for the studio bookshelf - covering graphic design, typography, illustration, branding, photography and advertising in depth each year.
If you're yet to get your hands on a copy (where have you been?), we've put together a handy visual recap of volume one (opens in new tab) to help make up your mind. We're giving the whole magazine a creative overhaul for the second series - details are strictly under wraps for now, but we'll share a sneak peek soon.
Here's a little reminder of what we're all about...
Great industry access
When you subscribe to Computer Arts Collection (opens in new tab) you’ll build a brilliant reference resource that takes you deep behind-the-scenes at the world’s leading studios. We explore how their projects are run, from brief right through to debrief, to help you tackle your own client projects more smoothly.
Stay ahead of the curve
Computer Arts Collection subscribers (opens in new tab) build up an informative, valuable snapshot of the whole design industry each year – from the key visual aesthetics that are pushing clients’ buttons, to how to ensure that your studio survives and thrives in the ever-changing market..
Be inspired all year
Computer Arts Collection celebrates the tactile appeal of print, with different paper stocks, special folds, textured cover varnish and internal spot-colours. Within its pages you’ll find plenty of inspiring, thought-provoking, carefully-curated work, plus unprecedented access to the designers you know and love.
Start your collection from volume two
We're working hard on volume two part one (Graphic Design) as we speak, with a creative overhaul of the whole series on the cards. It'll be available from December 2012 in the UK, with the others coming out every eight weeks after that throughout 2013.
Get in early if you want to reserve a place on your studio bookshelf for all six of these collectable beauties: you have until Monday 5th November to subscribe (opens in new tab), otherwise your sub will start from part two (Typography).
If you're desperate to fill that gap in your existing collection, all six issues in volume one are available to buy online (opens in new tab) too.
