Panóptico de Actualidad Gráfica y Visual
The artwork for Radiohead’s fifth studio album Amnesiac, released 20 years ago this summer, was derived from the idea of a maze, and the band’s new interactive experience harking back to the album is appropriately labyrinthine too. The expansive digital exhibition is tied to Radiohead’s recent release Kid A Mnesia, a joint reissue of Amnesiac and 2000’s Kid A. The...
A decade on from the awards and real-world success of Back to the Start, Chipotle returns with another emotive stop motion spot by director Johnny Kelly The post Chipotle and Johnny Kelly reunite on sustainable campaign appeared first on Creative Review....
A decade on from the awards and real-world success of Back to the Start, Chipotle returns with another emotive stop motion spot by director Johnny Kelly The post Chipotle and Johnny Kelly reunite on sustainable campaign appeared first on Creative Review....
The project, titled Book Of Life, was created for the Moleskine Foundation and is made from three notebooks that Lupi disassembled and then stitched back together into an accordion-esque book. She then set about adding a single white stitch for every day of her life since birth, adding second stitches in coloured thread to mark out milestones. A colour code,...
After a two-year break from advertising, former head of 4creative Alice Tonge has a new role at Apple. Here she shares her thoughts on the state of the industry The post Seven ages of a creative: Alice Tonge appeared first on Creative Review....
Designer Matt Willey and editor Dan Crowe have reunited on Inque, a decade-long collaboration born out of what they love (and hate) about the world of magazines. We speak to the duo about bringing the first issue to life The post Can Inque reinvent the magazine? appeared first on Creative Review....
The New York-based designer and artist has experienced an organic career involving work at major studios and, more recently, recognition as a painter. Here, he explains why creating meaningful work matters more than age The post Seven ages of a creative: Sho Shibuya appeared first on Creative Review....
The New York-based designer and artist has experienced an organic career involving work at major studios and, more recently, recognition as a painter. Here, he explains why creating meaningful work matters more than age The post Seven ages of a creative: Sho Shibuya appeared first on Creative Review....
The AKQA group creative director shares her journey into the advertising industry – from hoarding copies of Creative Review to making work for Levi’s, Sony, and Volkswagen The post Seven ages of a creative: Jade Tomlin appeared first on Creative Review....
Sindysplace group photo from You Do You. All images and video: Channel 4 The ways in which we digest content and watch TV programmes has shifted over the years, especially now with online streaming becoming the norm. While TV shows often have a presence on social media, Channel 4 has decided to tweak our viewing further by creating a real-time...
As Cadillac seeks to expand – both in terms of its vehicle range and global market presence – the American car manufacturer has launched a brand refresh by Mother Design. The update comes ahead of introducing two electric vehicles to its line-up for the first time in the next few years. The new logo has been stripped back in terms...
Does chemistry online translate to real life? It’s the burning question in the age of online and app-based dating. Heineken’s new spot, directed by Show Yanagisawa, asks just that. Set to the tune of Be My Baby, the ad follows the story of two characters, Charlie and Lola, whose romance starts out online during the pandemic, specifically in a bar...
