Erik Kessels and Thomas Sauvin spent lockdown communicating via photographs, with the dialogue now collected in Talk Soon – which offers a collection of nonsensical juxtapositions that speak to the weirdness of quarantine
The new social-first campaign includes visceral artworks, a Pain Dictionary and a virtual exhibition displayed in a specially created Pain Museum
Using cartoon characters inspired by the 1930s, Armenakis explores overconsumption through the perspective of the consumed rather than the consumer
The latest issue of Creative Review is devoted to comedic creativity and giving you a laugh in our challenging times. We talk to the creatives and performers who are helping to shape what makes us chuckle today
The new contemporary classical music imprint is launching with a visual language that echoes the label’s boundary-pushing approach to music
The photographer and filmmaker’s debut book See Me Up? It’s ‘Cause I’ve Been Down is a vibrant documentation of breaking and the wider street dance scene
Website Holdforheinz.com was designed for the more patient ketchup lovers among us, embracing a purposefully drawn out loading process to show that “good things take time”
In his new book A Tale of One City, photographer Stier takes to the street to highlight the excess and deprivation of our cities
Created as part of their final project, a young team of animators illustrate the restless imagination of someone trying to get to sleep
In the latest Exposure column, art director Gem Fletcher profiles the visual storytelling of Melissa Alcena, a Bahamas native who explores the depths of her culture and identity through quiet, tender portraits
The new biannual publication works as a kind of paper-bound gallery, showcasing 18 artworks commissioned especially for the mag – encompassing graphic design, writing, art photography and sculpture
In Local London, the photographer turns his lens on the capital’s independent restaurant scene, providing a tantalising reminder of the joy of eating out
The Kingston School of Art graduate’s quirky, handmade pieces aim to push the boundaries of traditional illustration, and have attracted the attention of brands ranging from adidas to Nando’s
The new ad is all about the feeling a Coke gives you, prompting some wild body popping and eyebrow dancing
Based on an mythical tale involving towers and royalty, Jacobs combines traditional hand-drawn animation with 3D techniques for the promo
The designer and art director experiments with shape and type for music industry clients including Columbia Records, Universal Music and Peggy Gou
Uncommon’s Unthink Money campaign for the financial app features a scaly mascot and a series of long form copy ads that demystify the science behind spending splurges
Beer and skateboards work together in perfect harmony in this somewhat surprising collaboration, which takes viewers into a surreal world of brand mash-ups
The musician’s Thought Bubbles music video explores the boundaries between real and make-believe through the experiences of a girl and her cat
The fast food brand isn’t mentioned by name in the posters, which instead rely on the power of its golden arches branding
The non-profit’s new campaign, Shamecards, plays on the notoriety of US towns and cities that have been the home of mass shootings to create a series of souvenir-inspired postcards
David Moloney has designed 21 typographic posters using quotes, advice and reminders from 21 creative experts for those who need it most
The rebrand brings a warm character to the newly renamed Just Ask Max, which guides parents through everything from scams to screen time
The creators of Wallace & Gromit have launched a campaign exploring mental health challenges including loneliness and the negative effects of social media