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Koto brings editorial finesse to Index Ventures’ new publishing brand

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For Index Press, Koto opted to take a dual typographic approach and use colour to help with site navigation.

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Print's not dead: the best magazines for graphic design inspiration

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Image courtesy of publisher Sit back, relax and reacquaint yourselves with the joys of devouring a beautifully designed print magazine. And in an era dominated by digital, one might be tempted to think that print has lost its relevance. Idea Idea is a magazine about graphic design and typography published quarterly in Tokyo.

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Clout's visual identity for new publishing imprint cleverly combines wildlife with literature

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Welsh publisher Atebol planned to expand its operations and needed to revitalise its branding accordingly. Cardiff agency Clout explains how it took two disparate inspirations and made them work together beautifully. Consequently, all publishers, large and small, must be flexible, adaptable and open to change if they want to survive.

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Ladybird rebrand is the publisher's biggest change in over 100 years

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Publishing giant Ladybird Books has today unveiled a fresh new look that captures the playful spirit of the iconic brand. However, the Ladybird icon has been expanded with a new font that creates a "clean and modern homage" to the publisher's history. It would be like changing the Apple logo or doing away with the Nike swoosh.

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Annabel Wright on how self-publishing could empower women in business

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According to the Publishers Association, most senior roles in publishing are held by women. Publishing, however, is different – at least on the surface. A self-published book is an extension of your personal branding in terms of look, tone and audience focus.

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Playtype resurrects Publish Gothic, a custom typeface for a Danish newspaper that survived just 41 days

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Dagen was the first newspaper to launch in Denmark for almost 50 years and was aimed specifically at a new well-educated generation who would gladly pay for the best quality journalism in an age disrupted by the digital revolution. We were inspired by old newspapers, which were set with wood types," says Jonas, reminiscing the process.

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Inspiring creative women to follow in 2022

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So in this article, we've gathered together a mix of emerging and established women working in their profession, all doing wonderful things to inspire your own career. She recently published her first book, Ask Olivia: An Entrepreneur's Advice For Entrepreneurial Life. Elsewhere, Olivia also works as a freelance sports reporter.