Namestorming: Decoding the alphabet soup of tomorrow
A good moniker can make or break a new brand or product launch. Here, We Are Pi’s Rick Chant offers some advice on how to approach the name game
A good moniker can make or break a new brand or product launch. Here, We Are Pi’s Rick Chant offers some advice on how to approach the name game
From NASA apps to city planning, Sam Hashemi has a track record of transforming dated systems and esoteric processes with design. His latest target is map-making, which he’s bringing into the modern age with a collaborative tool called Felt
A paradigm shift in photography is upon us. Gem Fletcher examines how we got here and the strategies and mindset shifts we need to survive it
Wonderhood Design has created an intentionally provocative yet playful brand for the new coffee shop run by St Anne’s Church in London’s Soho
Featuring a film from director Kim Gehrig and a set of dynamic OOH digital billboards, the campaign aims to show the importance of music throughout our lives
New York real estate search engine StreetEasy has partnered with Mother on a new campaign aimed at the city’s prospective home buyers
The chief growth officer at Dentsu in Japan talks to us about the relationship between narrative film and advertising, and his intuitive collaboration with Wim Wenders on his Oscar-nominated film Perfect Days
The department store has collaborated with multi-disciplinary artist Max Siedentopf as part of a pop-up that pays homage to everything from whoopee cushions to custard pies
AI is addictive fun for creatives, but without having a seat in the boardroom of its development they risk being exploited by it. Here’s why we need to start reading the T&Cs, says Food co-founder Iain Tait
Dan Crowder, founder at recruitment agency Craft, says design leaders should ask themselves tough questions before even thinking about hiring
The children’s charity has revealed a refreshed identity designed with young people, along with a new spot illuminating the “silent struggles” that children and their families are facing
CR speaks to photographer and artist Charlie Engman who has been using AI to find new ways of thinking about imagery and representing our physical world