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From the archive: “People are amazed by what designers could once do with their hands”: bit.ly/2o9QOtO
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The University of Oxford’s Bodleian Libraries is opening a new exhibition that looks at some of the earliest examples of English graphic design during the Medieval era: bit.ly/2B0Jirn
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The winners of the DBA Design Effectiveness Awards have been revealed, including a rebrand for Carlsberg Export by Taxi Studio which scooped the Grand Prix prize: bit.ly/2HF1N8B
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Ikea and Tom Dixon have teamed up to design a new, modular bed-cum-sofa, which can be customised with different features such as lamps and tables: bit.ly/2E5nOQ0
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From the archive: Richard Mark Rawlins: “I want to redesign Trinidad and Tobago’s road sign system” bit.ly/2qGIB46
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Somewhat contradictory? Research reveals 70% of clients expect designers to free pitch: bit.ly/2nvZz4o
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The government has named the designers that will be developing four major new stations across the UK as part of the HS2: bit.ly/2E3nIIw
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A new, £5,000 student design competition has launched with the aim of raising awareness about the day-to-day challenges faced by people with spinal cord injuries: bit.ly/2jxwPYS
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Following Oxford University Press Education’s rebrand by Baxter and Bailey, we ask designers about their favourite examples of educational design: bit.ly/2Dqfiqt
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Exhibition at London Transport Museum celebrates the wealth of female designers who have created transport posters: bit.ly/2xDE4zB
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Snask has created the identity for Swedish retailer Axfood’s #Mat2030 campaign, which is encouraging a more sustainable food industry: bit.ly/2DrMLAz
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Made in North Korea: the book exploring a totalitarian state’s graphic design history: bit.ly/2kiaMVB
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A new book from Lars Müller Publishers uses infographics to illustrate how architecture and design can be used as forms of oppression, with examples including crowd control plans during protests and the walls around the world designed to keep people out: bit.ly/2BTJKLx
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