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Chloe Norman on her fun character designs for an award-winning restaurant

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The illustrator and designer helped take two friends' restaurant idea from humble beginnings to awards success. She explains the challenges involved and how she met them. From Bidenomonics to Romantasy, everyone loves a good portmanteau – the technical term for two words joined together. The best examples don't even need to be explained: it's immediately obvious that, for example, 'boxercise' is a mixture of boxing and exercise.

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Animator Mark Diaz on how to make a 3D cityscape in under an hour with iClone 8

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Mark Diaz It would take months in Blender, so how is designing a whole urban environment in such a short time even possible? Mexican animator Mark Diaz explains. Want to take your skills as an artist, illustrator or designer and transform them into 3D models and animation without having to spend years learning difficult software? Imagine the creative possibilities, both for building up your CV and simply having a lot of fun.

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A LINE devises new name and identity for business security platform, putting a unique spin on cybersecurity

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Taking it from corporate and technical to cohesive and approachable, A LINE developed a suite of rounded, dimensional graphic assets, all inspired by Rotate's hero "r" symbol. Global branding studio A LINE has rebranded the new cyber security platform Rotate – formerly Armoz – ditching its corporate look and feel for a friendly and intelligent identity.

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The LEGO Group's new design identity builds on one of the brand's core values

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The LEGO Group has unveiled a striking new identity today created in collaboration with brand consultancy Interbrand. Designed to make play more accessible, the updated look reflects what makes the LEGO brand so important. Ever since it was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen, the LEGO Group has lived up to its name by encouraging generations of children and fans to play well.

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Vulcan's Forge photobook casts a new light on 1970s West Midlands industry

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Based on a 1979 photography exhibition, Janine Wiedel's book offers an eye-opening look back at the West Midlands industry in the late 1970s. Bluecoat Press has announced the publication of Vulcan's Forge , a groundbreaking documentation of West Midlands industry by renowned photographer Janine Wiedel. And it's been a LONG time in the making. Originally exhibited at The Photographers' Gallery in 1979 to critical acclaim, Vulcan's Forge is considered one of the most important photographic works o

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Sam Rodriguez's graffiti-inspired portraits depict people in their unseen entirety

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California-based illustrator, artist and letterer Sam Rodriguez specialises in creating portraits that include the "unseen aspects of individuals." We caught up with him to hear how they're made and the ways in which graffiti shaped his process. Some people have always known that they wanted to be artists. But for others, the realisation has been more subtle.

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SomeOne designs an identity for Canada Water Dockside that encourages self discovery

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Peace, beauty and self-discovery are at the heart of SomeOne's visual identity for London's newest district and working quarter, Canada Water Dockside. London-based design agency SomeOne has collaborated with ArtInvest and Liam Pitchford to create a visual narrative for the Canada Water Dockside area, one which will encourage those who live and work there to flourish and achieve their full potential.

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