Panóptico de Actualidad Gráfica y Visual
The Brooklyn studio examines ideas around community and identity through its design practice. We talk to founders Wael Morcos and Jon Key about finding their way in New York, the role of identity in their work and the Arabic type renaissance The post Morcos Key’s community-based approach to design appeared first on Creative Review....
Back in 2011, French artist JR launched his Inside Out project, inspired by his series of large-scale portraits that are pasted in the street. To allow members of the public to do their own pastings, they are encouraged to send in a portrait, shot in black and white, which is then printed in large format and sent back to them...
Back in 2011, French artist JR launched his Inside Out project, inspired by his series of large-scale portraits that are pasted in the street. To allow members of the public to do their own pastings, they are encouraged to send in a portrait, shot in black and white, which is then printed in large format and sent back to them...
Nina-Lou Giachetti is one of those creatives who works across several disciplines to create projects that are uniquely her own. Despite growing up on a remote farm in Brittany, France, Giachetti’s parents were heavily into art and gave her a solid cultural base. “I also experimented with a lot of art forms during my childhood, and I always knew I...
There is an inherent nostalgia to Jazz Grant’s work, which has resonated with audiences and globally renowned clients at a time when the world has been forced to retreat indoors. For creatives as much as anyone else, the past year has presented an occasion to comb through materials and memories, whether archives of work or old home videos and photos....
There is an inherent nostalgia to Jazz Grant’s work, which has resonated with audiences and globally renowned clients at a time when the world has been forced to retreat indoors. For creatives as much as anyone else, the past year has presented an occasion to comb through materials and memories, whether archives of work or old home videos and photos....
There is an inherent nostalgia to Jazz Grant’s work, which has resonated with audiences and globally renowned clients at a time when the world has been forced to retreat indoors. For creatives as much as anyone else, the past year has presented an occasion to comb through materials and memories, whether archives of work or old home videos and photos....
Rachel Seidu’s first introduction to photography happened at her local church when she was about 16 years old. They wanted volunteers to take pictures, but the training was minimal. “We were trained to click the shutter, just that, we weren’t taught to understand the camera or anything,” she says. “But since then I started telling all my friends I was...
Now owned by Heineken, Eichhof has been brewing beer in the Swiss city of Lucerne for over 185 years, and still has strong links with its home region. Heineken tasked Pearlfisher with evolving the Eichhof brand and its 13 different varieties for a global market. “Eichhof is legendary in the Central Switzerland region but its current aesthetic was inconsistent and...
CR speaks to three portrait photographers about why they were drawn to the art form, and the importance of trust and collaboration when working with a subject The post Why portrait photography is all about trust appeared first on Creative Review....
Haupt is senior art director for the websites of NBC News, Today and MSNBC. Here she talks about the importance of commissioning and the pressure of millions of viewers every day The post Kara Haupt on art directing for daily news websites appeared first on Creative Review....
“I wanted to be Uavox, but sometimes I worry I’ve ended up like Joe Dolce.» Simon Buckley’s photograph of Manchester in the rain became a viral sensation in 2019. He explains what happened next The post My breakthrough moment: Simon Buckley appeared first on Creative Review....
