Voting is sexy, according to new campaign
Saatchi & Saatchi has worked on a campaign to encourage young people to vote in the forthcoming UK general election
Saatchi & Saatchi has worked on a campaign to encourage young people to vote in the forthcoming UK general election
The homewares giant is launching a recruitment campaign for its new virtual store, where people can learn about career options
After almost four decades at the New York Times Magazine, Kathy Ryan recently stepped down from her role as director of photography. But as CR discovers, she’s far from ready for retirement
In Girls’ Night, the Irish photographer documents groups of girls at teen discos as they experience the fleeting moments of adolescence
The spot sees Hollywood stars and social media influencers do battle to promote the first global release in over five years from Supercell
The artist and illustrator has worked across different industries and fields in both his personal and commercial practice. Here he tells CR the advantages of doing so
180 Studios in London hosts the major multimedia exhibition, which features works that celebrate the relationship between art and sound
Directed by Balázs Simon and Raman Djafari of Blinkink, the painstakingly crafted spot features an array of footballing easter eggs for fans
Featuring bold type and bright colours, the campaign is a rallying cry from the artist for people to take part in the upcoming elections, “whatever you feel about the EU as an organisation”
We look into the use of live-action puppets in ad campaigns and the value brands are seeing in these characters, plus how their limitations can sometimes be their strength
Our attention spans are shorter than ever, but there’s been a recent crop of ads stretching beyond the usual 60 seconds. We ask a couple of experts if a longer ad can make more impact, how to keep an audience hooked, or whether it’s just too much
Referencing the theatre’s physical history, past programming, and local community, Pentagram’s Abbott Miller has created a new show-stopping identity for Studio Theatre