Troy Hyde

It seems we weren’t the only people impressed with Troy Hyde’s work at last year’s St Martins BA Graphic Design degree show. Explosive, the London-based graphic design and advertising agency, also spotted his creative talents at the exhibition and duly hired him

Return of the Levi’s ad

If Levi’s advertising has been a little all over the place of late, lacking the simple, sexy storytelling of the classic 501 ads that used to be associated with the brand, BBH’s latest spot, Dangerous Liaison, feels like a return to the blockbusting tactics of yore

Gang of Four

With its concentration of top talent, Rattling Stick is the new supergroup of the production business. But will it turn out to be Cream or Tin Machine?

Death Is Not The End

Iconic figures from the arts and science are becoming brands from beyond the grave, ready to lend their lustre to your project

72+

Otl Aicher’s work for the 1972 Munich Olympiad is revered as a “total design solution.” In a new poster exhibition, Bibliothèque hope to bring his thinking to a whole new audience

Label of Love

Motive Sounds is a young, independent record label based in Carlisle. While fully embracing digital music culture, their sleeve designs owe more to a desire to make tactile objects and maintain a local, handmade aesthetic. Mark Sinclair spoke to the founders

Promotional Garbage

When filmmakers Oliver Ralfe and James Bluemel discovered a 1960s recording of a phone conversation between self-professed Dylanologist AJ Weberman and Bob Dylan, it peaked their curiosity

New Look For Two

BBC2 has launched a new on-screen identity, comprising a series of 14 idents, a new logo and colour palette, and an interactive element that viewers can access online

We Let You See How a BMW Feels

See How It Feels, the new BMW spot from WCRS, sees Warren du Preez and Nick Thornton Jones bring their fascination with capturing light on film into the realm of moving image. We asked them about the experience

Come in Magazines, Your Time is Up!

A new book suggests the digital revolution will leave esoteric magazines unscathed but force mainstream titles to adapt to new media

Dylanologists of the World Unite (and sticker…)

A sheet of 12 stickers (just like the one shown above) that celebrate the documentary film The Ballad of AJ Weberman, is included in each copy of Creative Review this month. Happy stickering!
When filmmakers Oliver Ralfe and James Bluemel discovered a 1960s recording of a phone conversation between self-professed Dylanologist AJ Weberman and Bob Dylan, it peaked their curiosity…

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