Elegant new Specsavers campaign focuses on the joy of everyday sounds
Created by the brand’s in-house team to promote its audiology services, this clever and witty campaign highlights the wonders of hearing
Created by the brand’s in-house team to promote its audiology services, this clever and witty campaign highlights the wonders of hearing
Could the future client be artificial? Our advertising correspondent Ben Kay ponders an unexpected new dimension offered by AI
TikTok’s thriving #TravelTok community are hungry for travel brands to inspire and advise them for their next adventure
Created by Wolff Olins, the new identity sees the brand’s familiar cursive script replaced by a “modernised” mark, which is already causing wide debate
The sports giant has launched a trio of films as part of a new brand platform that taps into the power of three in the adidas universe
The New York Times is renowned for its incisive reporting and ability to join the dots across news, entertainment, and culture. This ethos also runs through the work its content studio T Brand provides for its advertisers
As Little White Lies marks its 100th issue, we speak to the team behind the indie film mag about how it’s maintained its unique visual language and what it takes to have longevity in print
For 35 years, Redstone Press founder Julian Rothenstein has been creating an unconventional take on diary planners. The next edition brings together texts and images that reflect on family relationships
The photographer transforms the mundane into an evocative visual poem filled with carefully composed still life images
Self-taught digital artist Stephy Fung is using her platform to create ornate digital garments that show how technology might reshape the fashion industry
Woman Life Freedom offers a wide-ranging look at how people have used all kinds of creative means to make their voices heard
Rather than taking all our jobs, a survey published by Canva reveals AI allows creative and marketing leaders to automate repetitive tasks in order to focus on the “more genuinely creative work”