Panóptico de Actualidad Gráfica y Visual
As brands cotton on to the potential of gaming, CR explores why it’s a good fit for fashion labels, and what the future could hold for digital clothes, esports sponsorships and in-game narratives The post Why fashion is embracing gaming appeared first on Creative Review....
Park Lane, the luxury hotel in New York City, has launched a new identity designed to emerge from a “sea of old-world sameness” according to Mother Design, which was behind the new look. “The previous branding, rooted in 70s luxury design, was in dire need of an update; not only from a visual perspective, but also to feel more inclusive,”...
Denis Villeneuve’s adaption of cult sci-fi novel Dune is a masterclass in world-building. We speak to the film’s production designer Patrice Vermette about helping the director bring his intergalactic vision to life The post Inside the epic world of Dune appeared first on Creative Review....
Created by Iris, the poster campaign will launch in major transport hubs around the UK in the run up to and during Cop26, with the intention of highlighting the realities of the climate crisis to delegates and business leaders travelling to the event, which begins next week. The campaign pairs stark copy with photographs of individuals who have experienced disasters...
After a tough 18 months for everyone, this year Adobe MAX is casting the future of creativity in a more positive light. The headline theme for the free three-day event is ‘Limitless Creativity for All’, reimagining creative collaboration in the hybrid-working era. Thriving in this fast-changing global climate, however, requires resilience and flexibility as well as talent. With over 400...
There are an array of great speakers lined up for the event, from Guardian creative director Alex Breuer and Modern Matter creative director Olu Michael Odukoyato to Thiiird’s editor-in-chief Rhona Ezuma and Kinfolk’s editor Harriet Fitch Little. It’s been a tough period for magazines during the pandemic, but magCulture has flown the flag for independent titles throughout via Instagram interviews...
It’s been been a rocky few months for Facebook. Earlier in October, a former employee turned whistleblower, Frances Haugen, leaked a series of damning internal documents and testified about the company before Congress. In addition, anti-trust regulators in the US and elsewhere are trying to break the company up. The social media giant has been known to look inwards when...
The visual artist talks to us about making it as a self-taught fashion photographer, how the darkroom opened up her practice, and moving between commercial projects and the art world The post Lea Colombo on her obsession with colour appeared first on Creative Review....
The collection sees Burger King join a growing list of brands making merch. So far we’ve seen Mucinex launch its Sickwear range – designed with antimicrobial fabrics, pillow hoodies and retractable eye masks to soothe flu-suffers – KFC sell bucket hats and T-shirts of the Colonel’s face via its online shop, and Greggs design Christmas merch including sausage roll-studded socks....
Somerset House’s new exhibition explores the comic’s lasting, subversive influence, finding links between its gleeful rule-breaking and the work of contemporary artists and creatives The post Beano: 80 years of rebel creativity appeared first on Creative Review....
As the UK’s major creativity event for 2022 is announced, we talk to Bryan Edmondson of Sea Design and Bryony Bolton of Studio Art & Commerce about creating the Unboxed identity The post Behind the branding for the 2022 Unboxed event appeared first on Creative Review....
The promotion sees Asics running shoes sealed within giant medicinal blister packs and contained in a box designed to look like painkillers. Created by Neil A Dawson & Company, it marks the launch of Asics’ Movement for Mind programme, which intends to get people moving and help their physical and mental wellbeing. “Running releases endorphins which promote good mental health,”...
