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Our annual showcase of the best graduate creative work is back for 2023. Send us your work by July 11 to be in with a chance of being featured in Creative Review
Our annual showcase of the best graduate creative work is back for 2023. Send us your work by July 11 to be in with a chance of being featured in Creative Review
The illustrator talks about her recent residency at Marie Claire France and how she works best when collaborating with people in different fields
Nike’s 2018 campaign is still lauded for its razor-sharp representation of Black British culture. But brands who continue to piggyback of its success are missing an opportunity to genuinely connect with communities, says Damola Oladapo
Child Poverty Action Group’s campaign by Creature portrays a full lunchbox as a distant dream for children living in poverty
The branding world has taken its time to abandon its trusty lorem ipsum in favour of embracing copywriting. But, says Ragged Edge’s Max Ottignon, it’s still figuring out what advertising learned 70 years ago
Having launched a drinks brand, Dave Palmer of agency Love reflects on the risks of starting your own brand and the empathy it’s helped him to develop for his clients
No D&AD Black Pencils were awarded in advertising this year. But rather than suggesting an industry in decline, Patricia McDonald, CSO at Dentsu Creative and Media Jury chair at D&AD, sees it as cause for celebration
In our latest edition of the CR podcast, guests including Mother’s Vairi MacLennan, Woo’s Stephen Mai, and the Digital Fairy’s Efemena Okogba discuss what makes Gen Z different
Created by VCCP and illustrator Andrew Hudson, the campaign features bold type and a Pop Art feel in a bid to stand out on London’s transport network
Stepping outside your cultural comfort zones can be a boon to your creativity says our ad correspondent Ben Kay, who has found himself surprisingly inspired by the teachings of the In da Club rapper
This year marks 20 years since we started our Annual Awards, and sees a record amount of Winners and Honourable Mentions. Click through to see all the winning work
We’ve created a guide to the UK undergraduate art and design showcases taking place this summer
We speak to DesignStudio’s new startup focused venture 1.1 about the unique challenge of branding early-stage businesses, and why design is too often undervalued by investors
Sweden’s Loreen has made history as the first woman to win the Eurovision Song Contest twice. Here, we speak to the creative team behind the singer’s cinematic performance
As the third volume in Neville Brody’s monograph series comes out after a 30-year gap, we talk to the designer about how tech has changed the industry, the impact on designers, and who’s responsible for the crisis in creative education
Landor & Fitch has rebranded Eurotunnel Le Shuttle in a bid to appeal to a new generation of travellers and be seen as a low-carbon travel option
‘Deinfluencing’ has quickly become the latest trend to grip social media. But brands and marketers should be wary of dismissing its longer-term impact, says Catch co-founder Nicole Green
Many brands are ditching their well trodden logos in favour of a more abstract approach. Here we unpack this trend and examine whether legibility should be a concern
We look into why briefs are so imperative to get right, the difference between advertising and design briefs, and whether visuals have any place in them
Pentagram partner Jody Hudson-Powell discusses the visual language that is emerging around AI, and the importance of brand when it comes to building trust in the rapidly developing technology
Creative Review’s podcast is back and on a mission to tackle the most thorny questions facing creatives and brands today. In this episode we look at whether rebrands are worth the money
Illustrations and typography enhance the soft drink’s first global brand identity, which aims to bring consistency to its designs around the world
Images and ideas to feed your imagination
Expert tips on how to navigate a creative career
Analysis of creative projects and trends
CR’s podcast on life in the creative industries
Drawing on lifestyle aesthetics and plant motifs, Sowvital’s new identity is both aspirational and down-to-earth
The broadcaster has revealed a new set of looping channel idents envisioned by 17 different creators, with each scene connected by the 4 logo
We speak to composer and sound designer Dave Connolly about creating the sonic identities for brands like Huel and Premier League, why the best sonic branding is self-referential, and what composers for brands can learn from Succession
The Canadian paper brand – which manufactures everything from tissues to paper towels – has launched a new ad that demonstrates how love and romance can get a bit sloppy
As Manchester City celebrates its historic treble win, David Simpson of agency, Music, discusses learnings from a relationship which has lasted through City’s journey from the second best team in Manchester to the world’s most valuable football club
The Computer lays out, in glorious detail, the last 300 years of technological progress, and the figures and groups behind it
The new publication series lifts the lid on six colours through enlightening essays, original photography, and historic artworks – beginning with a deep dive into all things blue
Colin Delfosse photographed the group of artists exposing the extent of the city’s waste problem through wearable pieces of trash
We Are Pi’s Rick Chant has the answer to two of adland’s greatest gripes – pitches and boring ads – and it comes in the form of unmissable TV
A new book traces the rise of press graphics from the early 19th century over a 100-year period. We hear from author Alexander Roob about what led to this golden age of illustrated media, and why it’s still relevant today
A new ad campaign by BBH concedes that, in the UK, Burger King isn’t necessarily Home of the Whopper
Inspired by a design from the Design Council Archives, the logo is a more climate conscious iteration and hopes to better encompass the council’s mission
To achieve their goal of being seen as lead agencies, in-house creative agencies need to fill gaps in strategy, planning and process
Entertainment builds brand awareness, but according to TikTok it’s also a vital ingredient in performance marketing.
Don’t let your location or work commitments hold you back: advances in remote learning have made even practice-based courses like Fine Art much more accessible.
Appreciation of the design process should permeate an entire organisation, not just its in-house creative team
Via its latest visual trends report, Depositphotos predicts an emphasis on wellness, joy and magic this year
Early adopters in fashion and entertainment are blazing a trail, but how could brands in other sectors embrace the potential of the metaverse?
Brands must dream big to push the limits of experience design in the metaverse.
Don’t waste time shuttling drives around: get the edge on the competition by shooting straight into the cloud.
Context is king in the art world, and digital twinning is an exciting new way for artists to establish provenance and boost the value of their creations.
Once you’ve found the ideal location for your campaign shoot, be sure to make the best of every corner of it
At an executive level, design thinking can transform an organisation from the inside – and this kind of cultural shift may prove vital for many brands’ survival
Insider advice from Burberry, Rimmel and Duolingo to thrive in TikTok’s world of democratised creativity
A strong digital presence is increasingly vital for any successful artist – and it starts with the right name
Insights and advice to give your next campaign shoot the wow factor
A simple prompt can be all it takes to overcome creative block and provoke a new way of thinking
The creative process may be messy by nature, but these three rules will help even the most unorganised creative keep everything in its right place – so you can reduce stress and be more productive