Computer Arts – Issue 286, December 2018

The December 2018 edition of Computer Arts, Issue 286, is a digital magazine for designers working across print, screen, branding, and illustration. This PDF edition is available for instant download and brings together interviews, features, and case studies from the contemporary design scene.

Inside this issue, Emily Gosling speaks with design professionals about what it takes to create a logo design fit for the 21st century. Ruth Hamilton interviews award-winning illustrator Yuko Shimizu, and Tom May investigates mental health issues across the creative industry.

Book Overview

Computer Arts is a UK-based graphic design magazine published by Future Publishing Ltd. This issue was edited by Beren Neale and includes contributions from regular writers and designers. The cover artwork was created by 3D artist Daniel Pearce using Element 3D for After Effects, Autodesk 3ds Max, and Photoshop.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• The World of Logo Design: Emily Gosling talks with leading professionals about successful logo design in the 21st century.
• Yuko Shimizu in conversation: Ruth Hamilton meets the award-winning illustrator after her talk at 2018’s Reasons.to festival.
• OK Not OK: Tom May explores mental health issues in the design world and what creatives can do to support themselves and others.
• Generation Z insight: Andy Culbert considers how designers should cater to the needs and habits of Gen Z.
• Branding projects: Aga Karmol’s linocut for BrewDog’s Lost Lager, opinions on the John Lewis and Waitrose rebrand, and The Beautiful Meme’s identity for The TwentyTwo.
• Studio visits and showcases: The Archipelago’s plant-filled studio, O Street’s outward growth, and a selection of new design, illustration, and motion work.

Why This Book Matters

This issue captures the design industry at the end of 2018, with practical case studies, expert interviews, and a special report on mental health. It offers designers a useful snapshot of current thinking on logos, branding, illustration, and studio culture. For designers and creative professionals, Computer Arts remains a practical reference for contemporary practice and process.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download, so there is no physical shipping. Access is available immediately after purchase, and the file can be read on compatible Kindle apps, tablets, desktop readers, and mobile devices.

FAQ

How do I get access after purchase? Your PDF will be available for download immediately after checkout.

Will a physical copy be shipped? No. This is a digital edition only, and no physical product will be sent.

Which devices are supported? The PDF works with Kindle apps, tablets, smartphones, and desktop PDF readers.

Add this issue to your collection and explore the ideas shaping contemporary design.