F1 launches Engineered Insanity campaign, with fans at its centre
For its first ever international marketing campaign, F1 has released a high-octane 60-second film that aims to convey the excitement of the fan’s experience of the sport
For its first ever international marketing campaign, F1 has released a high-octane 60-second film that aims to convey the excitement of the fan’s experience of the sport
12 designers and illustrators have created 80s themed t-shirts to raise money for the London children’s hospital
Creative Review and Adobe’s special report on the Working Lives of design leaders at some of the world’s biggest brands examines how design teams are organised, how they collaborate and the skills they need to do their work
The charity commissioned five photographers to document childbirth, as experienced by five women from different parts of the world. We spoke to Ivy Lahon, Creative Lead at STC, about the technical challenges and ethical considerations needed for the project
Where digital was once the go-to medium in photography, chosen for its ease and cheapness, photographers are now returning to film, in both their personal and commercial work. We examine why.
In what looks like a super-fun immersive in-store experience, Nike China is promoting the new Nike Epic React running shoes by transporting shoppers into a computer game.
The veteran photographer talks to CR about learning his craft on the streets of New York, making the case for colour and his new retrospective, Where I Find Myself
A new book reveals the treasures of the Forbes Pigment Collection, an archive of over 2,500 colours catalogued by Harvard University over the last century
Over 30 of London’s leading advertising agencies have pledged to pay all staff, including interns, the real living wage.
Coinciding with the release of his American Utopia album, Byrne is inviting “aspiring artists, filmmakers, choirs, animators, directors and actors” to make videos based on its songs. First up, a choir from a Detroit school
An exhibition at the Whitechapel Gallery previews the public art that will be displayed at Crossrail stations across London from December 2018
As part of an elaborate campaign for new sci-fi drama Kiss Me First, Channel 4 created the AzanaBand, a gaming device that purported to stimulate happiness, fear and pain in users.