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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

Are students getting their money's worth?
Are UK universities failing to provide adequate tools and technology services to students? A survey of first years commissioned by Adobe suggests that many institutions are falling short of expectations

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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.

Oreo ad celebrates the wondrous powers of its cookieOreo has launched an animated campaign to spread the good will allegedly induced by its famous cookies, imaging their powers of turning fairytale monsters into peaceful and fun-loving friends

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

Influenced by Allegory
Art direction and editorial project on the theme eternal. Referencing the Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice in the photography....

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

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

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

PR the hell out of itWith ad campaigns increasingly turning to PR tactics, what effect is this having on agency creative departments and the skills of those who work there?

The word on the streetA new survey of typographic installations shows how using the right words can make a big difference to civic experience

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