This article was published 14 years Alan Clarke designed a set of Olympic wayfinding posters as a proposal for Transport for London as part of a self-initiated project while studying at University College Falmouth. Despite the fact they weren’t part of any official campaign, they got picked up by Creative Review, Nosiy…
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Confessions of a Design Geek
interview :: gregg whelan
This article was published 14 years Forget Danny Boyle, this is the man who changed my mind about the Olympics. I interviewed Gregg Whelan (left), co-founder of performance arts enterprise Lone Twin, for an article in University College Falmouth’s alumni magazine, Scratch. Gregg and his partner in crime, Gary Winters, have created…
Confessions of a Design Geek
interview :: rose forshall
This article was published 14 years Now that we’re all firmly in the grip of Olympic fever thanks to Danny Boyle’s fantastic Opening Ceremony on Friday, it seems even more relevant to continue exploring the creative industries’ input into this sporting goliath. Somebody on twitter remarked that Danny Boyle had…
Confessions of a Design Geek
interview :: tom dymond
This article was published 14 years This is the second in my series of interviews with the creative people involved in the Olympics. Tom Dymond is Rex Features’ youngest staff photographer and the youngest photographer to be accredited to shoot top-league football. I spoke to him about what it means…
Confessions of a Design Geek
interview :: natasha ratcliffe
This article was published 14 years I’m not very into sport, and so I thought I wouldn’t be very into the Olympics. But I’ve changed my mind. I was researching an article for the University College Falmouth’s (really rather awesome) alumni magazine, Scratch, about the contribution people from the creative…