Illustrator Eric Thompson on making the most of social
The illustrator talks about how to best utilise social media for commissions, and also why he’s avoided building a portfolio website so far
The illustrator talks about how to best utilise social media for commissions, and also why he’s avoided building a portfolio website so far
The 250-page tome, written by Alexander Fury, stretches from the brand’s beginnings as a family business through to its global luxury status today
The French directing collective bring their special effects artistry to this new ad, which emphasises the improved noise cancellation of the new AirPods Pro headphones
We find out how to involve younger voices in design conversations, and why it’s vital for the future of the industry and the products it produces that they’re heard
After 18 months of hype, particularly in the world of advertising, we’re still not much clearer on what the metaverse will turn out to be. But, says Wunderman Thompson’s Emma Chiu, that doesn’t mean we should count it out
Graphic design is in a period of flux: we talk to Pentagram partner Paula Scher about AI, typography, the arrival of advertising agencies into design, and more
Collins has put a variable, twisting typeface at the heart of the Disney-owned streaming service’s new identity, designed to stake its place in a crowded content market
We speak to the artist about how his previous life as a scientist and patent agent for Nike inspires his experimental practice, and why his monster-like characters have blown up on TikTok
Strategists and planners have firmly taken up residence in the design world. Here Silas Amos, a self-confessed member of their tribe, explains why they are central to the future of design
The director of Don’t Worry Darling worked on the ad, called Tache, which follows a young woman debating what to do with her facial hair
In the next generation of digital culture, brands will no longer be the centre of the universe. We look at how they can build communities on social media without crashing the party
Public speaking can strike fear into the hearts of the most competent people. Here, writer and coach Richard Holman offers his advice on how to get through it, and maybe even learn to enjoy it