The 50 top design graduates of 2015
2015’s best new graduates are revealed, plus logo design secrets, a free ebook and more, in issue 243 of Computer Arts – on sale now.
Computer Arts issue 243 is on sale today – and it's not to be missed. Whether you're looking to hire or be inspired, this 'New Talent' issue is an essential read for designers and studio heads this month. Plus it comes with a FREE digital copy of CA's best-selling 100-page Design Career Handbook.
Fresh from compiling the magazine's biggest ever UK graduate show coverage, the Computer Arts team have distilled their findings of the very best new design and illustration talent into a special extended report. Find out, first, who's going to set the creative industry on fire – and how you can hire or collaborate with them.
Get Computer Arts issue 243 now!
Also this month, a seven-page feature uncovers the science of a successful creative team, including how to be a better boss and deal with a bad boss; and world-class branding firm johnson banks exclusively reveals its logo design secrets.
Plus: if you're about to start an internship this summer (or you're going to have interns at your studio), discover how to get more from the experience in this month's Need To Know, which is packed full of expert tips and pro advice.
Stunning special finishes
What's more, there's a print-based treat in store with the cover of issue 243. Last week Computer Arts announced the winner of a special CA/D&AD New Blood brief to design the cover of the New Talent special. Glasgow Clyde College graduate Julia Frances was commissioned to create her submission, and her striking illustration has been embellished with all manner of special finishes.
A transparent diffuser foil sits alongside a satin silver foil, emboss, spot UV and there's even a hint of glitter varnish...
Also inside CA issue 243
- Revealed: the very best new design graduates of 2015 to hire and be inspired by
- Johnson Banks presents: logo design secrets
- Get more from your internship
- Design a retro animation: how Trunk created a lo-fi video game vibe in it saltiest music video for Blur
- The science of a successful creative team: how to be a better boss / deal with bad boss
- 5 tips for animating a kids' TV show
- All the best new design, illustration and motion graphics work
- Plus: a free e-copy of The Design Studio Handbook - 100 pages of expert tips and pro advice for carving a successful career in design, whether you're just starting out, climbing the career ladder or looking to switch disciplines.
Get your copy here!
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Julia is editor-in-chief, retail at Future Ltd, where she works in e-commerce across a number of consumer lifestyle brands. A former editor of design website Creative Bloq, she’s also worked on a variety of print titles, and was part of the team that launched consumer tech website TechRadar. She's been writing about art, design and technology for over 15 years.
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