Computer Arts Issue 267

Welcome to Computer Arts Issue 267, the June 2017 edition of the UK’s graphic design magazine. In this digital PDF, you get an instant download packed with creative insight, studio tours, typography advice, and a complete guide to the UK’s graduate design shows. This issue focuses on illustration and type, with practical lessons from top designers and an inside look at this year’s D&AD Festival.

Edited by Nick Carson and published by Future Publishing, Computer Arts has long been a trusted resource for working creatives. The page count is 100 pages, and the file size is 26.5 MB, making it easy to keep on any device.

Book Overview

Computer Arts Issue 267 is a special digital edition of the magazine designed for graphic designers, illustrators, and branding professionals. This issue includes an in-depth feature with illustrator Daniel Stolle, who reveals 50 pieces of hard-won advice from ten years in the industry. It also features typography expert Bruno Maag on why type sits at the heart of branding, and a conversation with creative duo Leta Sobierajski and Wade Jeffree about working together.

The issue reports on the D&AD Festival and Awards, explores how designers are responding to environmental themes, and includes a graduate show guide to the UK’s best design graduates. Readers also get a look at the surreal OFFF 2017 titles, pro tips from Disney animators Dan Povenmire and Jeff Marsh, and a fun breakdown of the UEFA Euro 2020 brand identity.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• An in-depth feature with illustrator Daniel Stolle, sharing 50 gems of professional advice from his career with top editorial clients.
• Bruno Maag of Dalton Maag explains how typefaces help define a brand’s personality and why choice is crucial.
• Creative partners Leta Sobierajski and Wade Jeffree discuss the joys, trials, and tribulations of combining creative and romantic partnerships.
• Event coverage from the 2017 D&AD Festival, including insight from deputy president Steve Vranakis and judges’ sessions on winning a Pencil.
• A UK graduate show guide with tips on getting more from your final-year show, plus listings of the best new design graduates.
• An inside look at the making of the OFFF 2017 title sequence by Julien Vallée and Eve Duhamel.
• Pro advice from Disney animators Dan Povenmire and Jeff Marsh on how to succeed as an animator.

Why This Book Matters

Computer Arts has been a leading voice in graphic design for years, and this issue captures a moment when illustration and typography were centre stage at D&AD. The magazine offers practical, real-world guidance for designers at every level, from students preparing their degree shows to established professionals seeking fresh inspiration. Its coverage of awards, studio practice, and creative collaborations helps readers understand the business and craft of design.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download, so there is no physical shipping. You will receive access immediately after purchase and can read the PDF on your computer, tablet, phone, or any compatible PDF reader. It works with Kindle apps and most reading apps that support PDF files.

FAQ

How soon can I access the magazine?
Your download is available instantly after purchase. No physical item will be shipped.

Can I read this on my tablet or phone?
Yes, the PDF is compatible with Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, and most mobile reading apps.

Is this a printed magazine?
No, this is a digital PDF edition of Computer Arts Issue 267.

Download Computer Arts Issue 267 today and enjoy a rich source of design thinking, portfolio inspiration, and professional advice.