*makes joke on Twitter*
Comedy thrives on Twitter, thanks to its range of unique joke formats and structures. In constant flux, the platform’s humour is often hard to pin down – and all the more amusing for it
Comedy thrives on Twitter, thanks to its range of unique joke formats and structures. In constant flux, the platform’s humour is often hard to pin down – and all the more amusing for it
The publisher is raising money on Kickstarter for a new monograph celebrating “the most important designer you’ve never heard of”.
The Paris agency is using the power of the ear worm to sell Monoprix’s hands-free shopping service.
As a part of CR’s in-house week we spoke to Louise Troen, VP, International Marketing and Comms at Bumble about the rapid evolution of the dating app and how it is growing into a global lifestyle brand
In the latest in our series uncovering creative talent on Facebook and Instagram, we speak to Vincent Schwenk about his colourful animations and creative experiments
After 15 years at Monotype and Linotype, former Type Director Nadine Chahine has left to study a part-time masters in International Relations at Cambridge, and pursue freelance projects both in and outside the world of type.
For the latest in our series on in-house design leaders, we talk to Transport for London Experience Lead Jimi Rowe about the challenges of working within an organisation and why digital products may all be starting to look the same
As a keen-eyed observer of modern life, Stephen Collins produces some of the funniest cartoons around. He tells us about his working process, where he gets his ideas from – and reveals just what goes on at the ‘Whimsy Mine’, via a brand new comic drawn specially for Creative Review.
For CR’s In-House Week, we speak to Jane Murison, Head, UXP & Design at BBC Future Media about structuring teams, her creative process and moving away from ‘Big Bang’ product releases
Just as they did for Wills and Kate in 2010, KK Outlet/Kessels Kramer have designed a range of alternative commemorative plates for the big day
FF New York has created a new campaign highlighting the reality of sea animals trapped in plastic waste for the charity that campaigns against plastic pollution of the ocean
The daily commute is never very funny, but the DLR in London has found that putting a bit of comedy and personality into its on-train announcements has made its passengers’ journeys a lot more pleasant, while also solving a business problem.