Panóptico de Actualidad Gráfica y Visual
Well it’s been another strange year for film marketing, a mix of uncertainty about when/if films would be released and the increasing dominance of streaming sites making the most of this opportunity to fill the void. Nevertheless, chaos hasn’t stifled the incredible creativity that studios are calling upon to champion their product, with a fantastic variety of illustrative approaches that...
Annie Atkins has been enlisted for a Guinness Storehouse takeover in Dublin, overseeing the seasonal decor throughout the seven floors of the ever popular tourist attraction showcasing the brewery’s history. The Dublin-based graphic designer – known in particular for her work designing props and materials for film and TV, namely her collaborations with Wes Anderson – created decorations and designs...
Enjoying a meteoric rise in the industry while still at college, Eric Hart Jr is discovering the power that photography has for self-discovery The post Zeitgeist: Eric Hart Jr appeared first on Creative Review....
Mexican-Salvadorian imagemaker Thalía Gochez talks about growing up as a child of immigrants, how photography came out of her love of styling, and why being a good person can make you a better photographer The post Zeitgeist: Thalía Gochez appeared first on Creative Review....
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has worked in Afghanistan for 30 years, and remains operational across the country during the current crisis, together with its partner the Afghan Red Crescent Society. For its latest campaign, the team conducted data analysis of social media reactions during July-September, such as the emojis and hashtags that have been used in...
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has worked in Afghanistan for 30 years, and remains operational across the country during the current crisis, together with its partner the Afghan Red Crescent Society. For its latest campaign, the team conducted data analysis of social media reactions during July-September, such as the emojis and hashtags that have been used in...
Pantone’s Colour of the Year has been running since 1999, and over the years we’ve seen a vast array of shades – including Living Coral, Rose Quartz and Serenity, Radiant Orchid and, for some reason, grey and yellow for 2021. This year, the organisation has announced Very Peri as its prediction for the year ahead – describing it as “a...
Pantone’s Colour of the Year has been running since 1999, and over the years we’ve seen a vast array of shades – including Living Coral, Rose Quartz and Serenity, Radiant Orchid and, for some reason, grey and yellow for 2021. This year, the organisation has announced Very Peri as its prediction for the year ahead – describing it as “a...
Pantone’s Colour of the Year has been running since 1999, and over the years we’ve seen a vast array of shades – including Living Coral, Rose Quartz and Serenity, Radiant Orchid and, for some reason, grey and yellow for 2021. This year, the organisation has announced Very Peri as its prediction for the year ahead – describing it as “a...
Pantone’s Colour of the Year has been running since 1999, and over the years we’ve seen a vast array of shades – including Living Coral, Rose Quartz and Serenity, Radiant Orchid and, for some reason, grey and yellow for 2021. This year, the organisation has announced Very Peri as its prediction for the year ahead – describing it as “a...
Two recent projects have illuminated the ways that photography can be used to confuse and manipulate. Patrick Burgoyne investigates what this might mean for the future of media The post On fact and fiction in photography appeared first on Creative Review....
Two recent projects have illuminated the ways that photography can be used to confuse and manipulate. Patrick Burgoyne investigates what this might mean for the future of media The post On fact and fiction in photography appeared first on Creative Review....
