Creative Inspiration
Images & ideas to feed your imagination
We discuss what millennials really want and
how this is changing the way you need to work
3 p.m. (BST) Thursday July 6, 2017
Creative Process
Looking at how work gets made & what gets in the way
Creative Insight
Analysis of significant creative projects, people and trends
Creative Leadership
Practical advice on the challenges of running a creative team
Gradwatch 2017: Origin by Birmingham City University BA (Hons) Photography
The graduating class of Birmingham City University’s BA (Hons) Photography course put up a group show titled Origin at Free Range in London. Featured here are some of the students that stood out to us
North Warwickshire through John Spinks’ melancholic lens
John Spinks’ photobook The New Village takes a poetic look at his hometown, a former mining village in North Warwickshire. The landscape and its inhabitants play an imaginative role in his sombre narrative
Cannes Lions 2017: The Winners
Find out all the major winners from this year’s Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity here.
Branding for a life in paradox
When we crave both instant gratification and deeper experiences, how can brands respond? James Ramsden, ECD and John Clark, Planning Director at design agency Coley Porter Bell look at how brands are addressing increasingly conflicting opportunities
In partnership with Workfront
What millennials want – A CR Webinar
We discuss what millennials really want and how this is changing the way you need to work
Fresh Faces event with Charlotte Jansen, Charlie Kwai and Rina Sawayama
Photographers Charlie Kwai and Charlotte Jansen and musician Rina Sawayama will discuss their work at 52 Insights’ Fresh Faces event in London next week
What millennials want – A CR Webinar
Artificial Intelligence
Automation and Artificial Intelligence: threat or opportunity? In this special report, CR investigates the coming wave of AI and its impact on creativity
Music
From sleeve to screen: the pick of CR’s music-related content
Advertising
The best work, how it was made, who made it and why
CR’s Top 20 logos
With the help of our readers and industry experts, CR compiled a list of the top logos of all time: here are the stories behind each of them. This content was first published in our April 2011 issue and is available online now for the first time with additional and updated content
Partner: London College of Fashion
Fashion & luxury
Branding, retail design, and innovation in fashion & luxury
Gradwatch 2017: Origin by Birmingham City University BA (Hons) Photography
The graduating class of Birmingham City University’s BA (Hons) Photography course put up a group show titled Origin at Free Range in London. Featured here are some of the students that stood out to us
North Warwickshire through John Spinks’ melancholic lens
John Spinks’ photobook The New Village takes a poetic look at his hometown, a former mining village in North Warwickshire. The landscape and its inhabitants play an imaginative role in his sombre narrative
Cannes Lions 2017: The Winners
Find out all the major winners from this year’s Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity here.
Branding for a life in paradox
When we crave both instant gratification and deeper experiences, how can brands respond? James Ramsden, ECD and John Clark, Planning Director at design agency Coley Porter Bell look at how brands are addressing increasingly conflicting opportunities
In partnership with Workfront
What millennials want – A CR Webinar
We discuss what millennials really want and how this is changing the way you need to work
Fresh Faces event with Charlotte Jansen, Charlie Kwai and Rina Sawayama
Photographers Charlie Kwai and Charlotte Jansen and musician Rina Sawayama will discuss their work at 52 Insights’ Fresh Faces event in London next week
Gradwatch 2017: Central Saint Martins Graphic Design
Fresh from CSM’s BA graphic design degree show, here’s a selection of our favourite work on display this year: from distressed type to ‘Kanye 2020’ Presidential branding
Out of the darkness: the return of the Douglas Brothers
By the mid-1990s, the Douglas Brothers were at their creative peak as photographers, but then they fell out, moved apart, hid their images away and forgot about them. Rediscovered last year, the work now forms the basis of two new exhibitions and, in a candid interview in the new issue of CR, we talk to Andrew and Stuart about rekindling both a relationship and an artistic sensibility after 20 years