Panóptico de Actualidad Gráfica y Visual
The sport of drum majorettes has a fascinating history in South Africa, first becoming popular in the early 1980s. In contemporary culture, there is a strong sense of nostalgia linked to the sport and it is largely viewed as the pursuit of a bygone era. In many marginalised communities across the country, however, drum majorettes is still taken seriously and...
Sainsbury’s and Tesco are slightly later out of the gate with their Xmas ads compared to the many brands who have gone for an early release this year (you can read about some of those in our great big Christmas ad review). But they are in keeping with a trend for high craft, with both ads presenting their Christmas cheer...
Sainsbury’s and Tesco are slightly later out of the gate with their Xmas ads compared to the many brands who have gone for an early release this year (you can read about some of those in our great big Christmas ad review). But they are in keeping with a trend for high craft, with both ads presenting their Christmas cheer...
Sainsbury’s and Tesco are slightly later out of the gate with their Xmas ads compared to the many brands who have gone for an early release this year (you can read about some of those in our great big Christmas ad review). But they are in keeping with a trend for high craft, with both ads presenting their Christmas cheer...
Photographer Tami Aftab was a winner in the student category in the 2020 CR Photography Annual and has already worked with a range of clients. Here, she talks about how the photography industry is finally opening up to a more diverse set of voices The post Seven ages of a creative: Tami Aftab appeared first on Creative Review....
Emmanuel Areoye is as new to the creative industry as it’s possible to be, and he brings a fresh perspective on what’s working and what’s not, especially in social The post Seven ages of a creative: Emmanuel Areoye appeared first on Creative Review....
Boucher’s lithographs were originally published in what is now a rare and sought-after limited edition, with his illustrations accompanied by surreal prose poems by Pierre Mac Orlan. This new version, published by The Mainstone Press, brings together 37 of the artist’s lithographs, which are no less vibrant or amusing now than they were almost 100 years ago. They capture a...
In this edition of Exposure, Gem Fletcher profiles Chinese photographer Boway Young, whose tender portraiture offers a poetic meditation on the struggles, joys and complex reality of queer love The post Exposure: Boway Young appeared first on Creative Review....
It may only be the second week of November but Christmas is upon us, at least in the world of advertising. If this year it all feels a bit earlier and more intense than usual, you’d be right – a number of brands have released their ads a good week ahead of their usual schedule and more brands than ever (Sports...
We speak to 3D creative director Daena Lorne about the shocking lack of women working in visual effects, how she managed to break into the industry and what the solution could be The post Unravelling VFX’s gender problem appeared first on Creative Review....
Ringan Ledwidge’s advertising work was marked by an ability to turn a 60-second spot into a slice of mini cinema that, while keeping the brand’s message front of mind, always hinted at much wider narratives. He brought a very human, emotional touch to his advertising stories, which could be funny, sexy or packed with pathos. This is nowhere more evident...
Detail is everything in design, providing the magic that elevates an average project into something brilliant and charming. So why, asks Huge ECD Wayne Deakin, is it so often overlooked in digital design? The post In search of that special sauce appeared first on Creative Review....
