Create a Tokyo 2020-inspired image using Coke’s visual assets and the brand will donate money to the Special Olympics
New McDonald’s France campaign from TBWA\Paris takes minimalism to new extremes by doing away with the food entirely
For our Storytelling special issue, we invited readers to suggest a cover image that could inspire a story
How Solomon Grey created the atmospheric music for BBC drama The Last Post and a TV adaptation of JK Rowling’s novel The Casual Vacancy
“I don’t think I’m romanticising when I allege that Polaroids were the last outburst of a time when we had certainty, not only in images. We had nothing but confidence in things, period.”
To mark the 50th anniversary of designer Muriel Cooper joining the MIT Press, Michael Bierut and his team at Pentagram NY have created a series of animations celebrating her hugely influential work
The Storytelling issue, Oct/Nov 2017, is out now.
We invited writers to respond to our cover image
this month: read their stories inside.
PLUS: Tom Gauld, Oliver Jeffers, Giphy & S-Town
Analysis of significant creative projects, people and trends
Looking at how work gets made & what gets in the way
Images & ideas to feed your imagination
Practical advice on the challenges of running a creative team. We speak to people in positions of creative leadership for insights on recruitment, retention, collaboration, managing stress, dealing with imposter syndrome and much more
Discover great new illustration and the people behind it
Reviews, opinion and the best new work in imagemaking
The best work, how it was made, who made it and why
Opinion and analysis from the world of corporate image and identity
Google Design Advocate Mustafa Kurtuldu’s YouTube and podcast series aimed at improving understanding between designers and developers
In the latest in our series uncovering creative talent on Facebook and Instagram, we speak to Gutless Wonder – a mixed media artist who creates ‘happy’ sculptures and CG characters
Seven tips for adapting TVCs and creating thumb-stopping seasonal campaigns for Facebook and Instagram
In the latest in our series uncovering creative talent on Facebook and Instagram, we speak to Marylou Faure – a London-based illustrator and art director who has worked on album covers, illustrated recipe books and London-themed geostickers
A step-by-step guide to promoting your creative work using Canvas Folio – a quick-loading, full-screen mobile portfolio
In the latest in our series uncovering creative talent on Facebook and Instagram, we speak to Calum Heath – an illustrator and recent graduate of Falmouth University, whose work combines digital and hand-drawn elements
This funny and pretty dark campaign for US non-profit Common Sense stars Will Ferrell as a dad who is hopelessly addicted to his smart phone.
A new report from the Creative Industries Federation examines the role that international talent plays in the UK’s creative sector and offers recommendations on how government can enable EU and non-EU creatives to continue to produce great work in the UK, post-Brexit
Practical ways in which you can streamline your process and workflow to open up time for creative work
Would you take a beating for a bed? WCRS’s poster campaign for End Youth Homelessness highlights the desperate situation facing young homeless people in the UK
Whether stored in book or digital form, having a scrapbook of ideas and inspiration can be vital to creativity, says advertising creative director Hugh Todd.
Photographer and Director of fashion website SHOWstudio Nick Knight will be exhibiting work from the SHOWstudio collection of fashion illustration in a space on Floral Street in London until January.
Briar Levit’s fascinating documentary about the evolution of graphic design production has its first UK screening this weekend – with two more set for November and January
The pussyhat, an earpiece that translates languages in real time and clothing by Kanye West are featured in the Design Museum’s tenth Designs of the Year exhibition
