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Created by ad agency Åkestam Holst, the pyjamas come in two sizes – seven and eleven (see what they’ve done there?), which equate to medium and large. With many parts of Europe still in lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic and working from home, branded pyjamas make perfect sense for today’s world, as does the option for an all-day breakfast....
While the target market for the ad is quite specific – it is aimed at businesses who run fleets of vans – it’s an absorbing watch as a series of red vans take the role of circulating blood that is keeping the ‘beating heart’ of business alive. Behind the successful functioning of the system, according to the ad, is FordLiive,...
The pandemic has forced many of us to think locally. For creatives this might be no bad thing – here we explore a number of regional and community networks are helping creatives survive and thrive The post How local networks are supporting creatives appeared first on Creative Review....
The pandemic has forced many of us to think locally. For creatives this might be no bad thing – here we explore a number of regional and community networks that are helping creatives survive and thrive The post How local networks are supporting creatives appeared first on Creative Review....
The pandemic has forced many of us to think locally. For creatives this might be no bad thing – here we explore a number of regional and community networks that are helping creatives survive and thrive The post How local networks are supporting creatives appeared first on Creative Review....
The pandemic has forced many of us to think locally. For creatives this might be no bad thing – here we explore a number of regional and community networks that are helping creatives survive and thrive The post How local networks are supporting creatives appeared first on Creative Review....
The pandemic has forced many of us to think locally. For creatives this might be no bad thing – here we explore a number of regional and community networks that are helping creatives survive and thrive The post How local networks are supporting creatives appeared first on Creative Review....
Photographer Sophie Mayanne, artist Jean Jullien, and Closer&Closer agent Drew Melton discuss how to manage pushy journalists, projects that go viral overnight and the ever-faster hype cycle that young creatives face The post How to handle the hype appeared first on Creative Review....
Three-dimensional logos might work perfectly on car hoods, but plenty of automotive brands have discovered that doesn’t translate so well online. Companies including Volkswagen, Mini and Nissan have all flatified their symbols in recent years, and it’s not hard to see why. Renault is the latest to join the bunch, overhauling its existing 3D diamond – which dates back to...
While most of us have been glued to our sofas in the wake of the pandemic, 2020 proved to be an altogether different experience for Theo Mcinnes. The London-based photographer spent a large chunk of the last 12 months scrabbling around in pigeon lofts and getting up at 4am to shoot sunrise races. Primarily a documentary and portrait photographer, the...
French collective MegaComputeur make funny films for grownups. Here, we chat with its three founders about their playful process focused on fun, and their delightfully twisted CGI animations The post Inside Megacomputeur’s world appeared first on Creative Review....
When motion designer and illustrator Ardhira Putra was a kid he often drew Son Goku from Dragon Ball as well as copying characters from other comics such as Astro Boy, Doraemon and the Adventures of Tintin. When he was 16, it was all about MTV and its respective channels, where Putra fell in love with the idents and graphics that...
