Month: March 2015

Nike’s Reuse-a-Shoe animation by Man vs Machine positions the brand at the forefront of creativity and sustainability. When it comes to sustainability Nike really are

Technology Will Save Us – the haberdashery for technology – is one of Good Design’s favourite start ups this year. After covering their DIY Speaker

The RSA Student Design Awards challenge emerging designers to tackle pressing social, environmental and economic issues through design thinking. This year’s competition is well underway and

Loowatt collecting the Big Idea award with Chris Murray, National Grid at the Observer Ethical Awards in London. Last week Good Design was lucky enough

“Every year millions of mobile phones are thrown away because they are broken or obsolete. In most of these cases it is just one part

Big brands get a hard time for there social impact credentials, and so they should! And none come much bigger than Coca-cola. However, when a

The Hospital Club, one of London’s trendiest creative hubs (and named one of Britain’s coolest brands), recently hosted their annual Sustainability Week. This was an

As a creative working in the advertising and branding industries I often get the chance to work on some exciting briefs for charity campaigns and

What do you think of when you hear the phrase ‘The art of winning’? Federa’s unearthly ability to create new angles on a tennis court?

D&AD has been the cause of a fair bit of controversy over the last few years and is therefore an organization I have always had a