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CR May 2012 Issue: The Annual
It's the biggest issue in our history – our 216-page double May issue with all the winning work in this year's Creative Review Annual plus great features on George Lois, Ways of Seeing, Flatstock, British Design at the V&A and much much more

This app could save your life
JWT Singapore and the Singapore Red Cross Society have launched an iPhone app that allows users facing a medical emergency to alert nearby first aiders and get qualified help

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The CR iPad AppThe Creative Review iPad app is here, with exclusive content and updates throughout each month for your viewing and reading pleasure

The Pymlico spiritDesigner Roy McCarthy's alternative Olympics brand is for people who want to celebrate the Games in their homes, shops or pubs, without fear of infringing the usage laws of the official 2012 branding

AOP Student Awards 2012The Association of Photographers' Student Awards have been announced with Jordi Ruiz Cirera from London College of Communications named as the 2012 Student Photographer of the Year

Animal Fact Cards
A set of five postcards each illustrating an animal fact....

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When looking became seeingForty years ago, late at night on January 8 1972, the first of a new four-part television series called Ways of Seeing was screened on BBC2

Isn't there a better way to buy design?Growing numbers of designers are refusing to pitch for work. Not just unpaid pitches, any pitch at all. Pitching, they say, is bad for designers, bad for clients and produces bad work. They have a point

To vectorise or squeegee?The modern gig poster is in the midst of a digital rebirth, but demand is still driven by the appeal of analogue craft

Ronan and Erwan BouroullecPhaidon are offering Creative Review subscribers 35% off Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec - Works, the only book on the design duo that contains every work they've ever created...

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