Tom Wood’s 101 Pictures is a two-decade portrait of Merseyside
The photographer’s new book comprises images taken around Liverpool and the Wirral from 1978 to 2001, including works from his celebrated series All Zones Off Peak and Bus Odyssey
The photographer’s new book comprises images taken around Liverpool and the Wirral from 1978 to 2001, including works from his celebrated series All Zones Off Peak and Bus Odyssey
The Royal Australian Mint aims to produce 25 million of new dollar coins, which are legal tender and aim to remind Aussies to donate to charity
Enjoy Education’s new modular identity is a blend of structured grids and freeform shapes, inspired by positive energy and the desire to learn
B Corporations balance business with profit and have a legal obligation to consider how their practices affect those who work with them and the environment. But how do you become one? Danny Miller, co-founder of design agency Human After All, talks us through the process
Aesop’s fable gets a prequel in Ikea’s sleep-focused new ad campaign, which celebrates the benefits of getting a good night’s kip
Satoshi Hirano’s award-winning series documents the redevelopment of the labyrinthine train station in Tokyo’s Shibuya district
We’ve recently seen the launch of two major event logos – for the LA 2028 Olympics and the Osaka Expo 2025. The identities have received both jeers and cheers – here we examine why logos evoke such heated debate, and what it says about our relationship with design
Creative campaigns are increasingly used by environmental groups to promote a greener way of life – but are bandwagon-jumping brands diluting the message? Aimée McLaughlin speaks to Greenpeace, Extinction Rebellion and Mother about the role of advertising in sustainability
Aimed at impatient fast food-lovers, the print ads celebrate some of the messiest bits of a trip to a drive-through BK – including greasy gearsticks and seats scattered with chips
The vast majority of our tech is designed to have a short shelf-life and be impossible for consumers to fix themselves. For a sustainable future, Method ECD Helen Le Voi says this needs to change
A poster campaign from McDonald’s Canada highlights one of the few delights of moving – the moment you’re all done and can enjoy your first meal in your new home
In this instalment of Exposure, CR’s column showcasing the work of up-and-coming photographers, art director Gem Fletcher examines Erik Carter, whose imagemaking centres on Black queer love – including platonic love, friendship and partnership