A time for giving
Adam&eve/DDB has launched a range of budget products for Harvey Nichols aimed at Christmas shoppers who’d rather treat themselves than their loved ones.
Adam&eve/DDB has launched a range of budget products for Harvey Nichols aimed at Christmas shoppers who’d rather treat themselves than their loved ones.
More than 30 creative studios have submitted posters for a new exhibition celebrating the design of Braun systems.
The December issue of Creative Review shares a spine with our Photography Annual 2013. In addition to 80 pages of the best photographic work produced in the past year, we have features on the enduring appeal of ad characters, Richard Turley and Bloomberg Businessweek, Hatch Show Print, and profiles of filmmaker Andrew Telling and photographer Julia Fullerton-Batten
Design agency Pearlfisher has created the identity for Cheeky, a new brand owned by cosmetics label Cowshed aimed at 18-30-year-old women.
In a wildly controversial move, we are eschewing our usual Ad of the Week feature this week, in favour of a Music Video of the Week. The chosen promo is Pharrell Williams’ interactive website for the track Happy, which serves as a kind of 24-hour music video clock…
Barnbrook studio has designed the cover for Penguin’s new ‘restored edition’ of Anthony Burgess’s A Clockwork Orange. Here, Jonathan Barnbrook and art director Jim Stoddart explain the process behind approaching a book with such a formidable visual history
Meet Blastto: a London-based illustrator, designer and DJ creating surrealist-inspired artwork and type made from potato skins…
Having written about Everton’s decision to rebrand on the CR blog, writes Craig Oldham, I tempted fate in seeking private solace in my beloved Barnsley FC seemingly being set on the town’s coat of arms as their crest (opinions on that one aside). But I was way off – the club is next in line for a public vote ‘brand refresh’
The winners of this year’s Information is Beautiful Awards were announced at a ceremony in London last night. We’ll be covering the subject in more detail in our January issue, but here’s a round-up of the top projects…
This week’s round-up of great new ads includes spots for Beldent gum, Fruit of the Loom, Sainsburys, Kettle Chips, Castello cheese, and The Sunday Times, plus a campaign for Cancer Research UK. Opening the post though is this amusing campaign for Foot Locker, which sees Mike Tyson return the part of Evander Holyfield’s ear that he bit off in their infamous 1997 boxing bout. Yep, you read that correctly…
Noma Bar has dusted off his die-cutting machine for a new exhibition exploring conflict between warring nations. We visited the show ahead of Thursday’s opening to ask Bar about the concept.
Final year students up and down the UK are beginning to plan their degree shows and, dear readers, they need your help. What did you learn from your own show and what do you wish today’s shows did better?