New issue of Computer Arts on sale today
The latest edition of the world-class magazine for design professionals is available to buy now, in shops and on Apple Newsstand.
The July issue of Computer Arts magazine has just gone on sale, and it's filled with in-depth features you simply can't miss!
For a kick-off, Adrian Shaughnessy looks at the issue of design education, and asks whether the industry is ready for the latest crop of digital-savvy graduates. Elsewhere, D&AD president Neville Brody lays into the UK government and proposes ripping up the system to start from scratch.
Another feature looks at how large, high-profile clients are increasingly commissioning much smaller agencies; five such minnows reveal how they took on the big boys... and won. The issue also features special reports from Typo Berlin and OFFF Barcelona, a profile of experimental German outfit Studio Nand, a revealing interview with Polish designer-activist Grzegorz Laszuk, and much more.
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