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It’s that time of year again when a load of web designers converge to hear a little about what their future may hold. Not a geek psychic fair (although there are plenty of predictions) but the Future of Web Design conference. After attending a couple of these previously I was in two minds whether to ...

I had the pleasure of being invited to the Rankin Private View at The Truman Brewery a couple of weeks ago and was astonished by the array of amazing work displayed at the exhibition. As I entered the building a strong security presence made sure that it was only a selected few managed to enter ...

The British Film Institute (BFI) have a fascinating collection of footage from bygone days that I always enjoy watching. It’s rare that you find a film from the past that was recorded pretty much on your doorstep though. If you’re familiar with the Dusted offices you should take look at this clip and get a ...

I’ve been a fan of Twitter for some time now. Something about summarising little moments in my life and logging them just seems to spin my wheels. There are a few nice unique twitterers out there. Mostly real people but also some not so real. The Tower Bridge Twitter feed is one of the decent ...

As Cut&Paste prepares its tour of London 2007 Digital Design Tournament Series – an 11-city world tour pitting stop, which promises to showcase a collection of emerging digital artists against one another in a series of head-to-head design challenges.

As the Antony Gormley’s exhibition “Blind light” comes to a close this Sunday 19th August 2007, I highly recommend you to go and check it out at the Southbank Centre.

Gaucho Restaurants launched a new site in More London, Tower Bridge in June this year. Gaucho Tower Bridge will be the 10th restaurant, adding to the existing collection in London and Manchester, including Gaucho Piccadilly – awarded ‘Best Steak Restaurant by Time Out Eating & Drinking Guide 2006’.

The private equity firm, Terra Firma, held their Annual Investor Conference today at the Unicorn Theatre, London and Dusted were tasked with creating all the large-scale branding for the event. This included external hoardings and window displays as well as the stage graphics, which were the backdrop to the keynote speech by Al Gore.

What was your reaction when you first saw the new Olympic logo? I am sure my face expression was the same as many print and web designers out there when it was splashed across the papers and on the television. I thought the logo used for the bid was more consistent with the Olympic games ...