1984 and all that: A history of Apple in CR
From DTP to Jonathan Ive by way of Croydon, search for ‘Apple’ in the CR archive to see the enduring impact the brand has had on the creative industry
Hattie Stewart invites gallery-goers to become cover stars
Visitors to Greenwich’s NOW Gallery can get up close and personal with Hattie Stewart’s newest artwork – as long as they take their shoes off.
Mental health zine Swirl’s visually alluring take on self-help guides
The booklet has been conceived and written by mental health nurse Andy Walton, with design by Studio Moross and collage-style illustrations by Nate Kitch
Celebrating 80 years of The Beano
To coincide with its anniversary this year, Beano Studios has commissioned Horace Panter to give some of its much-loved characters a Pop Art-inspired makeover
From McEnroe to Hyper Court: a history of Nike in CR
Search ‘Nike’ in the CR archive and you can trace how the brand’s use of advertising and design grew ever-more sophisticated and diverse, from provocative posters to interactive basketball courts
The Handmaid’s Tale returns with suitably dystopian campaign
4Creative has designed a series of controversial digital posters for the second season of the show, featuring various repressive reminders for women about their lack of rights
What does a visual history of ISIS look like?
For the first issue of Magnum Chronicles, Peter van Agtmael has looked at the origins and actions of Islamic State. As part of our photo special this week, he tells us why he wanted to offer an alternative view of the terrorist group from the mass hysteria of Western media
The Scouts’ fleur-de-lis gets a facelift
NotOnSunday has designed a new visual identity for the organisation, including a minimalist version of its heritage fleur-de-lis logo.
Go See: Red explores a familiar creative dilemma
What do you when you find yourself working for a client that you don’t approve of? Hit play Red addresses this very issue. In his latest Go See column, Superunion’s Paul Cardwell explains why CR readers should see it
Art for beer: Stanley Donwood’s labels for Up Front Brewing
Up Front Brewing’s new range of craft beers features artwork from long-term Radiohead collaborator Stanley Donwood – and take inspiration from Herman Melville’s Moby Dick
Teenage Stanley Kubrick’s images of New York life
Photos by a 17-year-old Stanley Kubrick are collected together in a Taschen book celebrating the director’s largely forgotten career as a Manhattan photojournalist.
Réalisé avec l’iPhone
A new set of films from Apple gives the Shot on iPhone ad campaign a French twist.