Why hasn’t digital technology led to better ads?
The access to information, ideas and inspiration that advertising creatives have today is mind-boggling. Yet it hasn’t necessarily made ads better. Ben Kay examines the reasons why
The access to information, ideas and inspiration that advertising creatives have today is mind-boggling. Yet it hasn’t necessarily made ads better. Ben Kay examines the reasons why
Luana Hanson, the award-winning film and TV production designer behind Channel 4’s It’s A Sin, reveals how to build sets that will effortlessly take you to a specific time and place – and how simple missteps can rip viewers out of the world you’ve built
Created by Wongdoody, the film festival’s designs draw on the idea of cinephiles as ‘Seekers’
A new show at the Photographers’ Gallery in London examines the historic role imagemakers have played in helping build musicians’ brands. We explore why this relationship is more vital than ever in the streaming age
US branding veteran Ken Carbone examines the challenges of naming at a time when the battle for originality is tougher than ever, and laments the birth of a new breed of brand language ‘doublespeak’
The ‘surprise rebirth’ sees the mag relaunched with its signature pocket-sized pink minimalist design
The&Partnership relies on a “chunky network” of international creatives to make work for the car manufacturer. ECD André Moreira shares what he’s learned about managing a distributed team
Created by ChangeUp, the rebrand nods to Baskin-Robbins’ seven-decade heritage while appealing to the next generation of ice cream eaters
The editorial and creative arm of WeTransfer launches its redesign with new work from Ai Weiwei, Megan Nolan, and this year’s guest curator, Solange Knowles
Australian photographer Adam Ferguson picked up the coveted top spot with his collaborative series Migrantes, alongside category award winners exploring everything from climate change to the life of a young fox
Johnson Banks has created a new visual identity for the observatory, which includes a curvaceous wordmark referencing the 76-metre dish of its Lovell Telescope – used to investigate cosmic phenomena
We talk to Yorkshire Tea and Brooklyn Brewery about how they translated the values of their birthplaces into well-loved brands that reach far beyond them