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Whenever we meet students, one of the main questions they always ask is ‘How much do we charge?’: Alex Read of design studio Bamb tells all
Whenever we meet students, one of the main questions they always ask is ‘How much do we charge?’: Alex Read of design studio Bamb tells all
The Parisian creative industries are on the march, to the eastern edge of the city. The latest arrival is BETC Paris, arguably the city’s foremost ad agency, which has a spectacular new office space in Pantin. Within, it hopes to change the face of the advertising industry, in France and beyond
Graphic design is a resilient and robust discipline, says Robert Harland as he reports from the second annual conference of the Graphic Design Educators’ Network
Graphic Design Festival Scotland returns to Glasgow next month with a brilliant programme of hands-on creative workshops, exhibitions, talks and a live project for up-and-coming graduates. Here’s a look at what’s in store
Earlier this week we invited a group of CR readers to a special workshop event dedicated to creative leadership. With some of our ‘Creative Leaders 50’ nominees on hand to offer advice, we discussed what it takes to lead creative team in 2016. Here’s what we found out…
“Everyone’s instinct was that if you could find out [people’s] age and gender data, that’s fantastic. But what we learned is: it’s almost useless. [What matters is] not who they are in a superficial sense – like gender, age, or geography. It’s not even what they tell you. It’s what they do.” Todd Yellin, VP […]
Currently showing at the Michael Hoppen Gallery in London is a fascinating though rarely exhibited area of photography: images of crime or evidence.
The deadline for entries to CR’s Photography Annual is fast approaching – here’s how to submit your work
We speak to La Boca’s Scot Bendall about designing covers for Penguin’s latest series of sci-fi reissues that have one foot in the past and one foot in the future
Wallpaper* magazine celebrates its 20th anniversary this month with a 500-page issue and a kinetic cover designed by Thomas Heatherwick. We talk to creative director Sarah Douglas about how it was made – and how design and photography have been key to keeping Wallpaper*’s readers engaged over the years
Shelter has fought to raise awareness of homelessness and housing issues in the UK since the late 1960s. As the charity marks its 50th year, we look at how it has communicated its aims over that time and why, as a new crisis emerges, its work remains as vital as ever
The marketing for the second series of Channel 4’s drama Humans focuses on the product recall of malfunctioning synths, and even lets you chat with a number of them via Facebook Messenger.