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Computer Arts 255 brings you everything you need to climb through the ranks of a design studio – and more.
From apps to actions, this month's round-up of the best new tools for graphic designers will speed up your workflow.
Computer Arts issue 254 is on the newsstand now With Euro 2016 kicking off, the new issue of Computer Arts asks: what does it really take to brand a global sporting event?
NB brand strategists Tom Moloney and Dan Radley share their tips for creating brands that resonate with audiences.
One of six artworks in Six & Five's Morbo series
Letters Are My Friends' poster design Introducing Letters Are My Friends: Berlin's first-ever concept store for typography and, dare we suggest it, a world first?
A mention in the press can mean a big career boost; here's how to help make it happen
Social networking is a great way to boost your personal brand - as long as you do it effectively
Last month, hardware scored high in April's roundup of the best new graphic design tools, with the ultra portable 9.7-inch iPad Pro making it easier than ever to create on the move.
Time for a promotion? Here's Maria Giudice’s pro toolkit for the next generation of creative leaders
Hate Mail: The Definitive Collection You've got a killer idea for a project. It's going to be brilliant. People will love it. But there's a problem: how do you fund it?
The new issue of Computer Arts is packed with cutting-edge techniques for winning more work and building your profile.
Friday inspiration: these brilliant D&AD 2016 Pencil-winning projects think outside the box.
Even the professionals have to face freelancer struggles
Industry experts reveal how the world of design has changed over the years
Even pro artists get fed up with art now and again. Find out how to turn it around when you hit a wall.
From psychedelic animated fashion GIFs to 360 video, Reed+Radar explain how to take creative risks - and win.
Type-Cycle is a unique new typeface that looks fantastic in motion London-based CG and motion designer Marcel Piekarski has created a custom typeface from bicycle parts, Type-Cycle.
Here's how to stay one step ahead in the fast-moving creative industries.
Find out what clients and prospective employers want from your online portfolio with the Computer Arts 251
