This article was published 14 years I’ve just come back from a week or so in my home county of Cornwall. The light in Cornwall has inspired artists for decades and the landscape is enough to awaken even the sleepiest creative instinct. But it’s contemporary design that is really leading…
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Confessions of a Design Geek
interview :: alan clarke
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…
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 :: joanna boyle
This article was published 15 yearsI was fortunate to be introduced to the very talented Joanna Boyle just as she was graduating from University College Falmouth and just as I was putting together my book, Interviews. Her work has since also appeared in the Parabola Project Issue II; Quickening, which…
Confessions of a Design Geek
interview :: john miller and anna hart
Since MARK’s launch at 100% Design in 2008 (at which the Net chair scooped the Blueprint 100% Design award for best new interior product) it has been putting Cornish design and Cornish designers on a national if not international stage.