As Editor-in-Chief, Stephen’s role covers the online space and the magazines. A mix of interviewing designers for in-depth features, and hunting for the latest industry news keeps him busy.
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Those of you sat working in 3D will probably feel blessed to be using one of 3Dconnexions 3D mice, yet there’s always room for improvement – and a $5,000 CAD…
Easily the most eyecatching was this Triumph Twin Speed redux by Thomas Kasher and Roy Norton of Northumbria University Graduate shows are full of lots of exciting discoveries, so assemble…
After a brief pause for some caffeine intake, we continue with the rest of our gems from the four-day New Designers show… Time to set things off with a bang.…
#5 Chloe Rowley, De Montfort Chloe Rowley’s specially designed swimming float for amputees helps to build reassurance in the recovery process With amputees gaining greater focus in the public eye,…
#4 Sheldon King, Northumbria By designing a multifunctional vehicle for local councils, Sheldon King’s 3CT can be used throughout the year With local councils downsizing their carbon footprint and expenditure…
#3 Jon Freeman, Nottingham Trent Saving the environment, saving space on supermarket shelves, saving the consumer’s pennies… What’s not to like about Jon Freeman’s Dilute shower gel? Water is the…
#2 Jennie Morley, Loughborough Jennie Morley’s slick household consumer product designed to roast your own coffee beans at home – bringing benefits to the bean farmer and customisable coffee roasts…
#1 Oliver Blanchard, Plymouth The redesign of the medical syringe by Oliver Blanchard helps reduce packaging weight, components needed, and includes an in built safety cap for safe disposal Finding…
The bumper July/August edition is out, and should be large enough to get you through the summer months. This month we look at some incredible design for the high seas;…