Since launching in 2011, Kinfolk has helped to define the millennial aesthetic for the picture-perfect Instagram era. The cult magazine is now sold in over 100 countries, translated into Japanese, Chinese and Korean, and boasts over 1.7 million social media followers around the world. As Kinfolk celebrates its 10th birthday this year, the team behind the publication are clearly feeling...
Good Reads: Kindling is Kinfolk’s answer to a parenting magazine
Since launching in 2011, Kinfolk has helped to define the millennial aesthetic for the picture-perfect Instagram era. The cult magazine is now sold in over 100 countries, translated into Japanese, Chinese and Korean, and boasts over 1.7 million social media followers around the world. As Kinfolk celebrates its 10th birthday this year, the team behind the publication are clearly feeling...
My Career Journey: Christina Mallon
After being diagnosed with a rare form of motor neurone disease that paralysed her arms, Christina Mallon’s career path shifted dramatically, setting her on a mission to create a world accessible for everyone The post My Career Journey: Christina Mallon appeared first on Creative Review....
New Designers: Championing the future of design
Each year New Designers showcases thousands of UK graduates from all corners of design, all eager to make their mark in the design world and push the boundaries of their chosen discipline. For the second year in a row, the global pandemic has forced the show to move into the digital realm in its support of students taking their next...
New Designers: Championing the future of design
Each year New Designers showcases thousands of UK graduates from all corners of design, all eager to make their mark in the design world and push the boundaries of their chosen discipline. For the second year in a row, the global pandemic has forced the show to move into the digital realm in its support of students taking their next...
New Designers: Championing the future of design
Each year New Designers showcases thousands of UK graduates from all corners of design, all eager to make their mark in the design world and push the boundaries of their chosen discipline. For the second year in a row, the global pandemic has forced the show to move into the digital realm in its support of students taking their next...
Why type should be as simple as art buying
My generation didn’t witness the cursed era of the 1980s and 90s, when the type industry was a jungle of font piracy. To run a sustainable foundry, you needed a certain critical mass. Only really big companies could survive. When I started out in 2003, we were told repeatedly that the digital era would revolutionise things. All you needed was...
Explore the work of influential 20th century designer Tom Eckersley
Part of the ‘outsider’ generation that transformed graphic design in the UK in the mid-century era, many of Tom Eckersley’s designs remain instantly recognisable today. The graphic designer and poster artist was one of the key contributors to the explosion of visual print culture in Britain during the 20th century. A subject leader in graphic design communication at Central Saint...
Creativity in 2021: The shock of the wow
Renowned ad creative Graham Fink has recently launched an online creativity course, Fink Different. Here he explains why creatives needn’t fear the AI robots, and should always be aiming for ‘wow’ The post Creativity in 2021: The shock of the wow appeared first on Creative Review....
The changing face of travel
The pandemic has been the catalyst for all of us to reassess our relationship with travel. As the world slowly begins to reopen, we speak to the travel brands that are shaping what our holidays of the future might look like The post The changing face of travel appeared first on Creative Review....
Manchester’s Arndale Centre exhibits Portrait of Black Britain
Commissioned for the festival, the exhibition is part of an ongoing project by Williams which he hopes will eventually lead to a collection of 1,000 portraits of Black Britons. Through Portrait of Black Britain, he hopes to both amplify the contributions made by Black people living in the UK and make them more visible, plus also give the next generation...
My Career Journey: Polly Nor
Polly Nor creates striking, satirical drawings of women and their demons. We speak to the illustrator about her up-and-down career journey, the perils of imposter syndrome, and using art as an emotional release The post My Career Journey: Polly Nor appeared first on Creative Review....






