Panóptico de Actualidad Gráfica y Visual
Talk to any creative about how they first became interested in art, design or advertising and they will likely tell you an anecdote from their childhood. Maybe it was a picture book or a painting they were shown that caught their attention and made them think a little bit differently about the world, or a cartoon or film that sparked...
The Australian brand is a new addition to the sector, offering pay monthly insurance that can be cancelled any time, and without any additional excess based on age. The naming, brand design and comms have all been created by Sydney agency Bear Meets Eagle On Fire, which was founded by former Fallon London partner Micah Walker. The agency has also...
Like many photographers at the beginning of the pandemic, Olivia Harris’ work was put on pause as the UK went into its first lockdown in March 2020. Typically working across editorial and commercial, Harris’ clients include Time magazine, New York Times, Guardian and Save the Children, among many others. When lockdown stopped those commissions coming in, Harris looked to her...
The newly launched site, which will be updated regularly with new ‘editions’, looks back across the label’s 100 years of design history. Vault is laid out like a magazine, with a focus on big, splashy editorial images that put the emphasis on the bags and clothes. According to its about page, “Vault is many different things at once: a time...
Failure is an inevitable part of the creative process, yet we will often do anything to avoid it. Here, leadership coach Tanya Livesey explains why leaders need to show that to err is human The post How creative leaders can deal with failure appeared first on Creative Review....
With art a part of Marietta Bernal’s life from an early age, along with a fascination for colour, texture and shape, a career in the creative industries seemed almost like destiny. “At the age of 17, I moved from a small town in Patagonia to the immense city of Buenos Aires to study,” Bernal says. “That was the key to...
As the Modernist celebrates its 10th anniversary, the team behind the publication discuss the trials and tribulations of running an indie mag and how it has stood the test of time The post The Modernist on a decade of making a magazine appeared first on Creative Review....
Advertising has long been obsessed with youth. But is the industry finally waking up to the opportunities that older generations present, both in campaigns and behind the scenes? The post Is advertising finally addressing its age problem? appeared first on Creative Review....
Advertising has long been obsessed with youth. But is the industry finally waking up to the opportunities that older generations present, both in campaigns and behind the scenes? The post Is advertising finally addressing its age problem? appeared first on Creative Review....
Advertising has long been obsessed with youth. But is the industry finally waking up to the opportunities that older generations present, both in campaigns and behind the scenes? The post Is advertising finally addressing its age problem? appeared first on Creative Review....
Is there a responsibility for cultural institutions to not just reflect the past, but contemplate the future as well? National Gallery Victoria curator Ewan McEoin talks to CR about the museum’s latest show on sustainability and why they want to invest in designers The post How cultural institutions can tackle sustainability appeared first on Creative Review....
Founded by a group of pain specialists and using a new treatment model that combines physiotherapy, psychology and medication, Leva is the UK’s first online chronic pain clinic, aiming to help people with persistent pain lead a better life. While chronic pain is often misunderstood or handled badly, the clinic is counteracting traditional approaches with accessible help and realistic strategies...
