The case for radical popularism in advertising
The advertising industry turns its nose up at popular creative approaches such as jingles or celebrities in favour of ‘brave originality’. But, asks Ben Kay, is it shooting itself in the foot?
The advertising industry turns its nose up at popular creative approaches such as jingles or celebrities in favour of ‘brave originality’. But, asks Ben Kay, is it shooting itself in the foot?
Droga5 London’s first campaign for BrewDog celebrates its credentials as ‘the world’s first carbon-negative brewery’, and follows a spate of recent controversies surrounding the brand’s work culture
Using self-portraiture to explore queer identity in a heteronormative society, Larsen talks about their style and motivations for the work
Known for his work on films such as Skyfall and Fargo, the acclaimed cinematographer is releasing his first monograph comprising decades’ worth of still photographs. He talks to us about the relationship between both disciplines
We speak to Deliveroo’s director of design Stuart Frisby about the joy of working at a brand that values creativity, plus how it’s standing out in an increasingly saturated delivery market
The Faber Editions covers draw on classic book design by Berthold Wolpe to reimagine historic titles including Rachel Ingalls’ Mrs Caliban and Wilson Harris’ Palace of the Peacock
Sparse and stripped back imagery is the order of the day at the Minimalist Photography Awards, which this year gives its highest accolade to Allen Koppe’s On Route series of architectural snaps
Whether you’re a fresh grad still finding your way or an old hand who’s lost faith, designer Paul Woods has some sage words of wisdom to help navigate creative angst
A timely new exhibition at Japan House London highlights some of the pioneering design from the event, including Olympic pictograms, posters and architectural models
Documentary photographer Richard Sharum travelled around the Cuban countryside making images of farmers, known as campesinos, and their way of life
Since launching in 2019, Wild has taken over our social feeds and shaken up traditional perceptions of natural deodorants. We look at how the brand is using design and creativity to reshape what we expect from our toiletries
Year of the Ear sees the photographer apply his distinctive brand of ‘magical realism’ to members of the public as they adopt the practice of donning face masks during the pandemic