Dom Carter is a freelance writer who specialises in art and design. Formerly a staff writer for Creative Bloq, his work has also appeared on Creative Boom and in the pages of ImagineFX, Computer Arts, 3D World, and .net. He has been a D&AD New Blood judge, and has a particular interest in picture books.
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New Apple TV+ show branding comes under fire.

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The giant hand sculpture is splitting opinion in New Zealand.

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Are they better than the film?

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Telecoms tool is the latest Microsoft app to get a redesign.

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These approaches are proving to be very useful.

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This font set took its lead from our feline friends.

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The boxes target knife crime.

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Feeling brave? Buy a mouse with a bug in it.

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McCafé updates its branding, revealing a tweaked new logo.

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The singer is a fan of the sauce.

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Android and iOS users will soon be able to enjoy Live View.

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Take a break and unleash your creativity with free web comics.

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Ugly Gerry takes aim at gerrymandered US districts.

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New shoes and animations pay homage to the famous design.

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These are the illustrators who made the next generation get creative.

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A conveniently named actor helps promote the Surface Laptop 2.

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Funny tweets become billboards in this clever campaign.

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Australian campaign draws attention to social issues in advertising.

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Pharmacy chain liberates its logo in a confident rebrand.

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Fries show you the way in this eye-catching campaign.

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Don't miss this deal.

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This design dictionary is here to teach you the lingo.

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The studio's identity includes 50 distorted ampersands.
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