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The iPad May edition
This month on the CR iPad edition, we've got an iPad exclusive profile on Sebastian Edge, the photographer who builds his own cameras, a peek inside Gestalten's new book Iron Curtain Graphics, some vintage London transport maps, a look at Mark Jenkins' surreal urban sculptures, and Brooklyn street artist FAILE's latest project, using over a thousand handmade tiles. We also take a closer look at some of the pioneers of the modern gig poster scene, and illustrator Hattie Stewart's ongoing Megazines project...

I Spy an influential magazineAt the latest Printout event, organised by Stack and magCulture, myself, Liz Bennett from Oh Comely, Steven Gregor from Gym Class Magazine and Simon Esterson from Eye presented our favourite old or 'dead' magazines. And I learned that a lot of what I love about some of today's best weeklies was pioneered by Spy magazine in the 80s

CR Annual: graphics picksOver the next week, we will be posting about our judges' choices for this year's CR Annual, discussing the decisions and picking out some highlights. First up, graphic design

The Absorption of a SubcultureMy dissertation designed into a magazine.

WEC International Worldwide MagazineAn illustration for an article about using social media to evangelise in eastern countries for WEC International's Worldwide Magazine.

Patrick O'Leary: UniversityModern attitudes to university education are changing; with the financial burdens, huge debts and depressed job market, taking the decision to go to u...

No SeasonsCommissioned artwork featured in Under The Influence Magazine, May 2012. The theme for their 10th edition is 'No Seasons' and what affects the disinte...

Introducing the CR iPad AppThe Creative Review iPad App is (finally) here, with exclusive content and updates throughout each month for your viewing and reading pleasure

CR May 2012 Issue: The AnnualIt'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

Get CR on your iPad Now on the app store, the Creative Review iPad app

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