Panóptico de Actualidad Gráfica y Visual
As we look to the future of work post-pandemic, most creative businesses fall into one of three categories. You may be desperate to get your team back in to build a face-to-face studio culture again. Perhaps the benefits of virtual collaboration drove you to abandon studio space altogether. Or, like many, you may be excited about the flexibility of the...
If you follow any marketers or advertising folk on LinkedIn, it cannot have escaped your attention that this week has seen the announcement of the Cannes Lions winners. With the annual event cancelled last year due to the pandemic, this year’s awards are huge, encompassing two years of creative work. As Covid-19 is still causing havoc across Europe, the physical...
Since we featured animator and illustrator Igor Bastidas’ charming short about life in New York last year, he has continued to create a plethora of editorial illustrations, gifs and shorts for the likes of the New Yorker, New York Times, Guardian and Apple. His style is usually happy and vibrant in tone, and Bastidas’ latest project also sees him embrace...
Moving upwards in a career can be a complicated business, which often forces people to jump from company to company to gain forward motion. But it doesn’t — and shouldn’t — always have to be that way, says CR’s agony aunt Anna Higgs The post Ask Anna: How can I progress my creative career? appeared first on Creative Review....
If you’re a graduate taking your first steps towards a creative career this summer, you’ll no doubt look back on a time fraught with extraordinary challenges. Having grappled with isolation and been starved of access to the support networks that make arts education so enriching, those first steps into a world still in the grips of the Covid-19 pandemic will...
Gregory Ferrand ventured down a couple of different paths before realising his true calling in the art world. The American artist originally studied film at Virginia Commonwealth University in the late 90s, before upping sticks for Buenos Aires to teach English to business people. “While living there I kept an illustrated journal in which I experimented with different media and...
Visitors to the Mersey Ferry this weekend are in line for a more epic experience than usual as the Abandon Normal Devices festival brings an AR art piece to the tour boat. The work is accessible via eight custom-built, tablet-based viewfinders on the decks of the ferry and completed by an audio track that can be listened to via headphones....
As football clubs evolve into competitive brands, we look at how design and comms are shaping the image of the game, and what top flight clubs can learn from smaller teams The post Can design help football reconnect with fans? appeared first on Creative Review....
We look at the creative ways in which fast food brands are appealing to our tastebuds and standing out in a saturated market – from piggybacking off the vegan movement to embracing the allure of nostalgia The post What’s next for the battle of the burger brands? appeared first on Creative Review....
Welcome to Gradwatch, Creative Review’s annual showcase of the best work from those finishing an undergraduate course in the arts this year. As usual we will be viewing as many degree shows as possible ourselves but would also love you to send us your work directly to help us to scope out the next generation of creative talent. We’re inviting...
Photographer Roni Ahn is currently based between Hong Kong and London and working on an array of personal and editorial projects for the likes of i-D, Document Journal, Harper’s Bazaar and Vogue HK. Ahn first got into photography when she borrowed her family’s point-and-shoot at around 13, where she would go around capturing her friends. “I brought my camera everywhere....
After being given a shove via strangers on the internet, our design correspondent embarks on designing via tablet and uncovers a host of delights The post Daniel Benneworth-Gray enters a brave new world of design appeared first on Creative Review....
