Panóptico de Actualidad Gráfica y Visual
Creating and selling apparel is on the wish-list for many designers and illustrators: there’s a special buzz from knowing a community will not only pay to support your work but wear it on their chests with pride. While the financial risk of investing in stock upfront was once a barrier to entry, pre-order platforms such as Everpress now make apparel...
Running to a hefty 800 pages, and filled with double-page spreads of giant letterforms, The Art of Letters aims to question and explore the relationship between art, function and form when it comes to type design. In the foreword, designer and Formist director Mark Gowing says the idea for the book came from discussion around what turns an “abstract form”...
We are expanding our Exposure column beyond only looking at photographers, to examine the work of the wider teams that contribute to image-making being the vital force it is today. Here, Gem Fletcher profiles the work of stylist Nathan Klein The post Exposure: Nathan Klein appeared first on Creative Review....
Housed in London’s recently redeveloped Greenwich Peninsula, Now Gallery’s Young Artist programme works with upcoming artists to provide them with a new platform to showcase their work and create a unique vision for the gallery space. The gallery’s annual Young Artist commission celebrates the best rising talent in the fields of visual arts and illustration, with previous editions of the...
If you’ve ever wondered what Paul McCartney would look like as a young singer today, then look no further than this promo for his new track Find My Way, where Macca is shown singing, dancing and walking through a hotel corridor as a 20-something. There is a retro vibe to the video – which uses technology by Hyperreal Digital, a...
If you’ve ever wondered what Paul McCartney would look like as a young singer today, then look no further than this promo for his new track Find My Way, where Macca is shown singing, dancing and walking through a hotel corridor as a 20-something. There is a retro vibe to the video – which uses technology by Hyperreal Digital, a...
If you’ve ever wondered what Paul McCartney would look like as a young singer today, then look no further than this promo for his new track Find My Way, where Macca is shown singing, dancing and walking through a hotel corridor as a 20-something. There is a retro vibe to the video – which uses technology by Hyperreal Digital, a...
Home to an ever-growing array of studios, startups and eco-minded companies, Cornwall has become a hotbed of design-led business. Is the draw of the coast and the ‘blue mind’ effect simply too much to resist? The post Why creativity is thriving in Cornwall appeared first on Creative Review....
Home to an ever-growing array of studios, startups and eco-minded companies, Cornwall has become a hotbed of design-led business. Is the draw of the coast and the ‘blue mind’ effect simply too much to resist? The post Why creativity is thriving in Cornwall appeared first on Creative Review....
Kipple #2: Mitre Delta, Nike Cortez, 2021 by Dominic Watson. All installation images by Tom Carter, © Oof Gallery Oof originally launched as a biannual magazine exploring the intersection between art and football, and in recent years has hosted a number of pop-up exhibitions around London involving creatives such as Juno Calypso and Emma Cousin. Now, the platform has its...
In its ongoing This is Belonging recruitment campaign, the British Army is attempting to demonstrate how everyone’s potential and skills are spotted, nurtured and valued. Previous ads in the series have focused on subjects including confidence and failure. In the latest ad, A Soldier is a Soldier, it turns its attention to existing perceptions and gender stereotypes. Developed by longstanding...
As skateboarding reaches new levels of attention around the world, we look at the evolution of the symbiotic relationship between skate culture and visual media The post How UK skateboarding culture flourished appeared first on Creative Review....
