Tasty type
Our cover photographer Massimo Gammacurta creates lickable, candy letters using a mixture of sugar, corn syrup and water
Our cover photographer Massimo Gammacurta creates lickable, candy letters using a mixture of sugar, corn syrup and water
An element of playfulness is introduced to the fine dining concept at Helene Darroze’s restaurant in the Connaught Hotel in London
Inspired by the warmth and light of the Mediterranean, fast food chain Leon has developed a distinctive brand with a personal touch
Thanks to its heritage in art publishing, when Phaidon moved into food and cookery books the results were always going to be appetising
Don’t forget you can also get the February’s CR, the food issue, for iPad, where you’ll find all the print mag articles and exclusive additional content in Hi Res, our showcase gallery section, and CRTV, with video profiles of creative people, animations and other moving image work from around the world…
Our latest pick of new type designs, projects and events includes a guide to combining typefaces from Thames & Hudson, punk inspired lettering from Montreal studio Feed and new releases from Fontsmith and Hoefler & Co. First up, though, is a new style blog with some striking headlines…
Mother’s new ad for price comparison site Moneysupermarket.com has been causing many a chuckle this week. We talked to director Fredrik Bond about how it was made…
Casey Neistat dropped out of high school at 15, became a ‘professional dishwasher’, and now makes some of the most-watched films on YouTube. This film from Design Indaba tells his story
New Canadian passports have been hiding a whole series of design gems between their innocuous-looking pages; you just need an ultra-violet light to see them
Need a laugh? Well you’re in luck as this week’s advertising round up is filled with comedy spots, including work for Friskies cat food, Loto, Mercedes-Benz, and the Sims 4. Kicking off proceedings is a booty-tastic number from Moneysupermarket, which comes with an ‘epic strut’…
New magazine The Collective Quarterly combines travel journalism with an artist residency programme and online shop. We spoke to founders Jesse Lenz and Seth Putnam about the concept and the latest issue, which offers a fascinating look at the sights, scenery and residents of the Absaroka mountain range in rural Montana…