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Beeple’s ‘Everydays’: The Value of Digital Artwork
Posted: 18/03/21 09:37 |
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Last week an artwork sold at Christie’s Auction House for $65m (about £47m). ‘Everydays: The First 5,000 Days’ by the American artist Beeple (better known to his family as Mike Winkelmann) is now the most expensive piece of digital art ever created, but its provenance and value are not contained within the work itself, as […]
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My mom always said life was like a box of chocolates…
Posted: 16/12/18 12:00 |
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Under the Visual Communications umbrella you can study a range of disciplines including graphic design and illustration and explore the overlaps between those and other disciplines within the area.
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In conversation with: Beth Dawson
Posted: 12/07/18 09:42 |
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Watch OCA tutor Beth Dawson below in our latest Creative Conversations video.
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Diversity talk is cheap: Why perceptions of the design industry are deceptive.
Posted: 17/04/18 09:37 |
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As a designer from a minority and working class background, I had similar perceptions of the creative industries prior to beginning my career. I became a designer to do a job I love, and I wholeheartedly believe in many of the progressive ideals of diversity and equality that design agencies love to talk about.
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Can graphic design save your life?
Posted: 14/11/17 09:05 |
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Join OCA tutor Russell Squires on the 2 December at the Wellcome Collection in London.
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Client led projects
Posted: 04/07/17 09:21 |
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Undertaking live graphic design projects are a great way of testing your creativity in a real world situation. It can give your design confidence a boost, being asked to produce something in the first place, being listened to as a designer, seeing your work being used and circulated, and being paid for your efforts.
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