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Byron Burgers' new look by Taxi studio seeks to bring "the essence" of Lord Byron to the brand: bit.ly/3W4ylPS
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DixonBaxi has collaborated with Tyme Bank to create GoTyme Bank, a new digital service that hopes to “disrupt the Filipino market”: bit.ly/3ziNdQO
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How&How partners with Flyp – a platform for buyers, sellers and estate agents – to create a new design system which seeks to turn the housing market on its head: bit.ly/3TyuY1W
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Baxter & Bailey designs new identity for NSPCC Helpline featuring a constantly moving "graphic lifeline": bit.ly/3TnZqM6
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In the second of a new series on the nature of creativity, Ben Tallon discusses the importance of embracing idiosyncrasy in design: bit.ly/3gr3LiZ
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Taxi Studio creates a new look focusing on the “poetry” of Byron Burgers and featuring a Lord Byron-inspired burger pickle character: bit.ly/3W4ylPS
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Flyp looks to move away from real estate’s dishonest reputation with a “warm, positive and irreverent” brand strategy and identity designed by How&How: bit.ly/3TyuY1W
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Last week the Communications and Digital Committee met to discuss the future of AI in the creative industries so we have asked designers if they think AI is a friend or foe to the industry: bit.ly/3VWx9xW
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Designed by The Liminal Space, new exhibition In Theatre urges people to consider how technology and AI can be used in a surgical setting: bit.ly/3StTvE4
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The NSPCC Helpline's new identity features a “graphic lifeline” designed to provide reassurance for those looking to access the service: bit.ly/3TnZqM6
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Design Week asked designers if they think AI is a friend or foe to the industry: bit.ly/3VWx9xW
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