The further adventures of the book
The iPad opened up possibilities for more inventive visual storytelling, but few publishers have taken advantage. And even those who have still believe that print has a few tricks left up its sleeve
The iPad opened up possibilities for more inventive visual storytelling, but few publishers have taken advantage. And even those who have still believe that print has a few tricks left up its sleeve
Last night around 150 @CreativeReview Twitter followers descended on Tate Britain to join us in a bit of creative merriment. We had a fine mix of agency types, image-makers and art lovers, and all in all things seemed to go rather well…
Creative Review and Tate are teaming up to bring you a Tumblr inspired by Blast, the short-lived but influential journal of the Vorticists art movement. What’s more, we’re planning our next tweetup…
Next week we’re handing the reins of CR’s popular Twitter profile over to a different guest editor each day. And what’s more, one of them could be you…
Essex-based design and illustration duo Lauren Baker and Phil Howell, aka The Hidden Dingbat Collective, are taking live drawing to an extreme this Red Nose Day…
Here’s our first post sharing news of what some of CR’s readers have been up to help raise money for Comic Relief. We’re sure loads more of you are doing something funny for money too, and we want to hear about it…
Push Snowboarding and Burton are attempting to redefine competitive snowboarding with a run analysis system built around the Nokia N8 smartphone…
Brighton-based designer Kyle Bean has created some remarkable matchstick craftwork…
Yesterday Creative Review—or more properly @CreativeReview—hit the landmark figure of 200,000 followers on Twitter. To celebrate, we spent the day giving away lots of nice things
BrewDog has taken unconventional packaging to a higher level for its new beer, The End of History…
The winners of a competition to gain a free submission spot into Creative Review’s inaugural Illustration Annual…