Panóptico de Actualidad Gráfica y Visual
As part of the ongoing Designed to be Deleted brand platform, Hinge’s latest campaign aims to celebrate the quiet, in-between moments. A series of films have been created in partnership with Birthday, showing couples cleaning up after a party, hanging out in the park, weeding the garden and doing not that much at all. The campaign was directed by Justyna...
The Economist’s series of posters featuring witty copy set on a simple red background stretches back to the late 1980s when ad agency Abbott Mead Vickers launched now classic lines for the brand such as ‘Great minds like a think’ and ‘Would you like to sit next to you at dinner?’ The new OOH series from Cocogun continues this classic...
After the intensity of KFC’s trilogy of Believe ads, where the brand envisions an increasingly frenzied cult-like response from chicken fans, its new commercial feels positively minimalist by comparison. Launched to promote KFC’s Tenders & Dips range, the spot avoids showing off any of the product imagery we might typically expect and instead offers a one-shot take of Frank Watkinson...
We speak to John-Paul Hunter, head of packaging design at M&S, about how the team has built a more expressive own-label design system – and why moving beyond supermarket templates allows every product to tell its own story...
Justworks is turning the spotlight away from its software features in a new campaign that captures the mental gymnastics of running a small business. Created by Quality Meats and directed by Freddie Powell through Drool Productions, You Don’t Have To Worry When It Justworks positions the payroll and HR platform as a trusty partner that relieves founders of the operational...
The French artist and director discusses building a practice rooted in experimentation, and why analogue craft has taken on a whole new significance in the age of AI...
The V&A Illustration Awards is a free-to-enter, biennial competition that aims to celebrate excellence in the field. It was first established in 1972 and celebrates artworks made for the UK market by artists across the globe, as well as the work of UK-based illustrators. This year’s competition received over 1,600 entries covering work made in 2024-25. The diversity of the...
Redesigning football club crests is a risky business. For every recent success story there is an absolute horror show that fans would rather forget. Often, the best redesigns are the ones that know when not to reinvent the wheel, instead refining a familiar motif to create something more coherent and better equipped for the modern game. That appears to be...
As America turns 250, we speak to leading creatives about the power of design to reinterpret national symbols at a time of deep political and cultural division...
Design in Motion Festival (aka Demo), the world’s largest motion design festival, has opened submissions for its 2027 edition, inviting motion designers, animators and digital artists from around the world to submit work before the July 19 deadline. Returning on January 28 next year, the festival will once again turn public screens into an open-air gallery for moving image. For...
Spotify has launched a new US campaign to promote Reserved, its recently unveiled initiative designed to help dedicated fans secure tickets for their favourite artists’ live shows. Titled Great Lengths, the campaign is built around the insight that music fans will go to extraordinary measures to get concert tickets. It centres on an animated hero film that celebrates the deeply...
For an artist whose career has been endlessly mythologised, it’s telling that Paul McCartney’s latest solo record is concerned more with memory than legacy. Perhaps it’s simply a reflection of his advancing years, but The Boys of Dungeon Lane, which was released last month to widespread critical acclaim, finds McCartney looking back to where it all began – to Liverpool,...
