Creative Review

January 2013Buy

The money issue
Miniature carved portraits, roses in suspended animation, Neville Brody's plans for the RCA, Mirko Borsche, the cover designs of Anarchy magazine, comic books and the bomb, and special in-depth features on fees, pay and running a studio

Dead or alive?By keeping cut roses in a state of suspended animation, their colours drained but their life preserved, Alexander James has created images of ethereal beauty

Trust me, I'm an art directorMirko Borsche works for some of Germany's more staid institutions, but his work is anything but conservative. The key to his creativity is his relationship with clients, he says

An applied anarchismA new book on the covers of Anarchy magazine is a welcome addition to the history of graphic design in the 1960s

Comic books and the bombThe optimism and anxiety of the atomic age was reflected in the comic books of the time, a new history reveals

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