Panóptico de Actualidad Gráfica y Visual
Global creative agency Jones Knowles Ritchie (JKR) has helped to rebrand UK-based organisation the Big Issue as Big Issue Group. The rebrand aims to bring its various divisions including Big Issue Media, home to the organisation’s eponymous magazine, Big Issue Shop, Big Issue E-Bikes, Big Issue Invest, and Big Issue Foundation under a harmonious umbrella brand. A new arm, Big...
The ad campaign marks the revamp of Sony’s PlayStation Plus subscription service, which gives members access to a catalogue of games. Launched 12 years ago, the service has been expanded to include three different membership options, with the higher levels including game trials and cloud streaming. Instead of going into the benefits of PlayStation Plus, adam&eveDDB has delved into the...
Siegel+Gale strategy director Patrick Kampff shares his ‘four A’ guide to getting through inflation – and discusses why empathy and emotion is critical for brands to survive the economic crisis...
Speaking at the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity last week, actor and marketer Ryan Reynolds shared his thoughts on humour, responding to culture, and managing anxiety; and also introduced his new talent initiative, Creative Ladder...
When it comes to money in the creative industries, a culture of silence perpetuates pay gaps and leaves many shortchanged. We look at how creatives can navigate discussions and why a shift must come from the top down...
The Bobbsey Twins directed the film, which follows main character Mo as he celebrates a lottery win – followed by the disastrous escape of the ticket as it’s caught in a gust of wind. As it makes its bid for freedom down the road and through a busy marketplace, Mo amasses a gang of followers, all intent on helping him...
The name of Diesel’s new range, Track Denim, might conjure images of athleticism and sporting excellence. Though while the campaign to launch the range certainly involves sweat and marathons, the track is nowhere in sight. Instead, we’re taken to the fusty depths of the club under the guidance of Ewen Spencer, who since the 1990s has been documenting young people,...
When it was announced that the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity, which celebrates the best advertising projects from around the world, was returning to an in-person event this year after two years off due to Covid, it prompted many questions. Would it actually go ahead or would Covid return? Would we all feel comfortable being face to face again? And...
In the face of rising inflation and an increasingly dicey economy, it’s little surprise that client budgets are one of the creative industry’s biggest gripes. But what’s really going on?...
NB Studio and illustrator Sofie Birkin have created a new Pride-theme special stamp series for Royal Mail to mark the 50th anniversary of the UK’s first Pride rally in 1972 – a march organised by members of the Gay Liberation Front to protest homophobia and transphobia. The designs are based around the idea of ‘a march through time’, and were...
Before his career in photography flourished, US-based artist and activist Zora J Murff was a social worker in the criminal justice system in the US, specifically helping young people avoid incarceration. The two facets of his working life – social work and visual art – first came together in his early project, Corrections, and his background has continued to inform...
Until 2018, the NYPD had never in its history granted a photographer access to its homicide division — which isn’t wholly unsurprising, when you consider both the grizzly nature of the profession, and the innumerable misconduct scandals that have plagued the NYPD over the years. However, for two years (2018-2020) New York-born photographer Theo Wenner was granted unprecedented access to...
