Desktop Issue #260 (May 2010)

The latest issue of Desktop is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

Contents:

• UPDATE
• DEBRIEF ADVERTISING - Pacific Brands: Clarks School Shoes.
• DEBRIEF INTERIOR - Australian Post.
• MUSIC VIDEO DESIGN MUSIC SOUNDS BETTER WITH YOU Brendan McKnight looks at what's been happening in the world of music video.
• PROFILE HOLY COW! What does a bright pink cow have to do with design and advertising? Jo Spurling finds out.
• PRINT GONE WRONG NIGHTMARE ON INK STREET Jo Spurling tackles some common print nightmares and looks at how to evade them before the trouble begins.
• PRINT GONE WRONG TROUBLESHOOTER
• CENTREFOLD
• TYPE A - K: WHAT ABOUT TYPE? Luca Ionescu speaks to some fellow typophiles to see if he can unravel what it is about type that makes it so enticing.
• STUDIO ONE REPUBLIC Brendan McKnight gets cosy with The People's Republic of Animation.
• WEB HTML5 FOR DESIGNERS John Allsopp delves into what the advent HTML5 means design wise.
• WEBGUIDE FOUR LEGS GOOD
• COOLSTUFF
• PICTURE THIS SHOOT PICTURES NOT PEOPLE Alison Copley speaks with photographer Matt Rainwaters about the interesting people and extraordinary crimes he discovers in his line of work.
• PICTURE THIS TROUBLESHOOTER
• FOREIGN POLICY TRÈS HEUREUX! Jason Little discovers the hidden design wonders of Paris.
• PRODUCT REVIEWS Dawn of War II: Chaos Rising, Aperture 3, Web Gen
• DIRECTIONS IN DESIGN TRENDSETTER Michael Broderick of Artisan ponders what the second half of 2010 will bring.
• DIGITAL THE NEXT WAVE Neil Simpson talks about Flash Catalyst and the Open Screen Project with Adobe's Guillermo Torres Troconis.
• REARVIEW

AGENCYLAND

• ABOUT TOWN NEWS
• VIEWFINDER
• BRIEF ENCOUNTERS CHERRY RIPE - George Patterson Y&R.
• BRIEF ENCOUNTERS WEAR IT WITH PRIDE - M&C Saatchi
• PEER PRESSURE VOLVO C70 CONVERTIBLE Diana Constantini and Jason Little cast their eyes over the Volvo campaign from SapientNitro, Sydney.
• PROFILE BRUTAL SIMPLICITY M&C Saatchi - using its powers of persuasion for more than just the hard sell.