McCann Erickson Melbourne's Dumb Ways to Die and 4Creative's Meet the Superhumans were the big winners at this year's D&AD Awards, with Black Pencils also going to Gov.uk and Thomas Heatherwick's Olympics Cauldron

Moving Brands has created an interactive music video for emerging band Duologue that allows viewers to control the camera angle to create their own version while watching.

Artist Jay Jay Burridge has created a dinosaur-themed interior for Jamie Oliver's latest restaurant, a pop-up diner in Picadilly.

While the closure of an Underground station is hardly something Londoners welcome, the way the tube has been telling passengers that Edgware Road is currently out of action may at least offer some small consolation to designers...

What do Lucian Freud, Freddie Mercury and Lord Richard Rogers have in common? As the British Red Cross points out with the help of a visually arresting campaign, they were all refugees or have parents who have fled persecution.

Nine films have been shortlisted in the annual Organ Donation Through a Lens short film competition, with some thought-provoking work among the amateur contenders.

Over the course of this year's degree show season, CR readers will be guest blogging reviews of shows up and down the UK (and beyond). Maisie Benson takes a look at the Falmouth Graphic Design show

As part of the Jerwood Space's After Hours show, which contributor Nick Asbury wrote about on the blog on Monday, Phil Carter's Found Folk series is proving to be a highlight. So here are a few more pictures of his wooden creations, along with some further details on how he makes them...

The 2013 Information is Beautiful Awards – a scheme awarding the best in data visualisation, infographics and information art – is open for entries.

Print Club London is launching a poster exhibition this summer to coincide with Film4's annual Somerset House screenings - and CR readers are invited to the private pre-show buyer's night.