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Students wave a wary farewell to their work as it begins the first leg of its journey to London for the D&AD New Blood show.

Our resident design guru Andy B explains the finer points of good design to the up and coming designers at the last design festival.

So much pile up, a lovely blog dedicated to the good old days. Sent by GRIFF.

It is what it is but the Vader Project is worth a look.

From the Daniel Eatock site, picture of the week section. If you haven’t visited this site before it’s well worth a look.

Here we feature a selection of shots that document the making of Bloom 296.

This year we had six successes in D&AD. All six will be featured in the prestigious D&AD student annual. KPMG  and Green fingers are both entries by 2nd year students.

Symon Machin. Packaging for Fortnum & Mason based on the theme of Antarctic explorers.

Mark Arrowsmith & Drew Pountney. Packaging for a new Homebase range aimed at first time growers.

Kate Hilton. Packaging for a new Homebase range aimed at first time growers.

Sam Evans. direct mail for the homeless charity Crisis. The brief asked to highlight the work Crisis do and avoid cliches to do with homelessness.

Tom Cohen. Brief as above.

And finally Ben Tustin, Mat Taylor and Ruth Weston for the KPMG brief. The brief was to produce a large scale artwork for KPMG, a financial company. The idea involved LED panels echoing weather  patterns outside of the building.