CR May issue: The Annual
Our May issue is the biggest CR ever, weighing in at over 230 pages. It's our Annual special, with over 100 pages of the best work of the year in visual communications combined with a regular issue containing our usual mix of interviews, opinion and reviews
CR Blog


Virgin Records celebrates 40 years of disruption
Virgin Records is launching an exhibition, an art book and a compilation CD as part of a campaign to celebrate its 40th birthday. CR spoke to designer Adrian Shaughnessy, who is working the project, to find out more.
Virgin Records is launching an exhibition, an art book and a compilation CD as part of a campaign to celebrate its 40th birthday. CR spoke to designer Adrian Shaughnessy, who is working the project, to find out more.
Training


Creative Review/Econsultancy training coursesCR and our sister company Econsultancy have joined forces to put together a programme of training courses specifically aimed at our readership which will run over the first half of 2013.
CR Blog


Station symbols a secret delightNext time you visit a main station in a major UK city, look out for a rather beautifully-designed graphic symbol representing your location. You might have to search quite hard though
The Annual


Creative Review Annual The Annual, Creative Review's showcase of the best work of the year. If you would like to purchase this year's Creative Review The Annual 2013 please email: crcirc@centaur.co.uk
Creative Jobs
Junior Designer (12 month contract) - Met Office
Exeter, Devon
Graphics Designers (Ref.: GD/UK/CR/0413) - Aedas
Graphic Designer - Sahara Force India F1 Team
Silverstone, Northamptonshire
Graphic Designer - The Grid
Mid-weight Product & Packaging Designer - OTL Brands
Sparx - Digital Graphic Designer
Sparx Head Office in Exeter
Copywriter/Web Content Co-ordinator
London
Graphic Designer
Reading
Current issue


In ColourFor two decades the vivid work of Morag Myerscough has been enlivening our urban environment
Current issue

Past presentSo-called ‘austerity’ graphic design was a trend in this year’s CR Annual. Nostalgia has long played a part in graphic design, but is it becoming more prevalent? asks




