We look at how photography, design and storytelling are helping food brands and restaurants come back down to earth, with insights from New York magazine photo editor Megan Paetzhold and Otherway founder Jono Holt...
Is the food world loosening up?
We look at how photography, design and storytelling are helping food brands and restaurants come back down to earth, with insights from New York magazine photo editor Megan Paetzhold and Otherway founder Jono Holt...
Is the food world loosening up?
We look at how photography, design and storytelling are helping food brands and restaurants come back down to earth, with insights from New York magazine photo editor Megan Paetzhold and Otherway founder Jono Holt...
Is the food world loosening up?
We look at how photography, design and storytelling are helping food brands and restaurants come back down to earth, with insights from New York magazine photo editor Megan Paetzhold and Otherway founder Jono Holt...
Is the food world loosening up?
We look at how photography, design and storytelling are helping food brands and restaurants come back down to earth, with insights from New York magazine photo editor Megan Paetzhold and Otherway founder Jono Holt...
Is the food world loosening up?
We look at how photography, design and storytelling are helping food brands and restaurants come back down to earth, with insights from New York magazine photo editor Megan Paetzhold and Otherway founder Jono Holt...
Is the food world loosening up?
We look at how photography, design and storytelling are helping food brands and restaurants come back down to earth, with insights from New York magazine photo editor Megan Paetzhold and Otherway founder Jono Holt...
Workwear brand ToWorkFor embraces risk in pun-based new ads
ToWorkFor has launched a new campaign by Lisbon-based agency Stream and Tough Guy called Risky Advertising for Safety Workwear, which involves a neat workaround to bringing in celebrity talent without the eyewatering costs. The campaign shows people wearing ToWorkFor’s new collection as they unflinchingly face down risky scenarios inspired by the Hollywood stars Tom Cruise, Will Smith and Wesley… Source...
A mid-century modernist take on animal illustration
Sitting just the right side of twee, US artist Charley Harper’s images of flora, fauna and wildlife scenes straddle the tricky line between whimsical and the rigid geometries of mid-century modernism. While ‘vintage’ illustrations of ladybirds, owls, otters, underwater scenes, flowers and the like often take on more traditional approaches, including watercolour, Harper’s work across both… Source...
Tabit Rida plays with light and shadow in his evocative images
Tabit Rida’s introduction to photography came in 2017, when by chance he was given the opportunity to assist a number of established photographers. His eyes were quickly opened to the art form’s ability to tell stories and convey emotions without using words, and he began documenting anything and everything on the streets of Marrakech. It wasn’t until the summer of...
New Burger King posters feature meaty-looking vegetables
Burger King is no stranger to posters that make you look twice. Two years ago it famously debuted the Mouldy Whopper campaign, which intended to highlight that its product was so fresh that it would rot (unlike burgers that feature preservatives). The disgusting looking imagery caused wide debate, but was ultimately lauded across the ad industry, at least in award...
Why place brands should embrace their ‘difficult’ bits
Is Essex right to leave TOWIE behind, or is it abandoning branding gold? Lantern’s Ryan Tym discusses why the best ideas for place branding sometimes come from unexpected sources...