Creatives twiddling their thumbs in lockdown can now get their hands on the audio stems and video files for Grimes’ single You’ll Miss Me When I’m Not Around – as the musician invites people to make their own versions of the music video
Some of the year’s best book covers and illustrated journalism is celebrated in the V&A Illustration Awards, which also identifies the student illustrators we should all be watching out for
With fast food restaurants closed, Burger King France with agency Buzzman offers those in lockdown a chance to recreate the magic of the Whopper at home
One avid collector of the miniature vehicles opens up his archive in a charming new title featuring a foreword by the Micro Machines Man himself
Talenthouse is running the UN’s new open brief, which is asking agencies and individuals to come up with creative ways of communicating potentially life-saving information about the Covid-19 pandemic
Glide through rich faraway lands in the folkloric music video created for the Canadian musician’s second album, The Isle of Ailynn
As the advertising industry in the west grapples with the impact of coronavirus, we talk to a creative producer in Shanghai about what it’s like to slowly come out the other side
Soap actor Shaun Williamson takes an acting left turn in this bizarre music video that sees him go into a drug-induced meltdown while delivering an anti-drugs message
As a naturalised citizen, Niko J. Kallianiotis photographs his perception of what being American is, or isn’t, in his series America in a Trance
The free, ten-week creative advertising masterclass is hoping to attract ethnic minority, working class, neuro-diverse and female talent to its new online offering, which officially opens for business this summer
Polaroid Originals, the company that first revived the iconic instant camera brand in 2017, has marked the return to its original name with a new camera and a fresh look that celebrates the colour spectrum
The newly launched ‘festival’ from the BBC is reviving some of the many cancelled UK cultural events in digital form, alongside the announcement of a funding initiative in partnership with Arts Council England
From downloadable colouring books to virtual illustration lessons, here is CR’s go-to guide on artistic activities for children – and adults – to get stuck into during the ongoing lockdown
Richard Holman is running a series of online sessions for creatives wanting to polish up crucial skills, including pitching, delivering a compelling creative brief, and effective visual communication
Illustrator and animator Annie Wong combines her love of “lumpy things” with a 90s MTV aesthetic to create images and gifs crammed with wit and warmth
The visual artist is asking people to use the sheer boredom of self-isolation to their advantage in a series of weird and wonderful creative challenges
LA agency Activista’s new campaign sees artists ranging from The Beatles to Blondie sticking to the medically advised six-feet rule to help limit the spread of coronavirus via a number of clever design tweaks
Design studio Blast has given the Oxford museum a branding facelift that aims to honour its 337-year heritage, while allowing it to breathe across the digital landscape
The fast food chain is leading by example by separating the two halves of its famous Golden Arches to comply with the current social distancing guidance, in a new social campaign created by Brazilian agency DPZ&T
Athlete-turned-portrait photographer Andre D Wagner has become known for his black and white photographs distilling the essence of neighbourhood life in New York City. He discusses his experiences, approach and ambitions as a photographer
With hand hygiene growing increasingly important in the fight against Covid-19, Bompas & Parr and the Design Museum have launched a competition inviting creatives to redesign sanitiser pumps and wipes
Having just graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts Leipzig, Franz Impler injects his love for 90s video games and clashing colours into every project
Unrelated to the current coronavirus pandemic, Andy Altmann and David Ellis are going their separate ways, closing down Why Not Associates after almost 33 years of work to pursue their own projects
The print ad appears in the March issue of Vanity Fair, and coincides with the likely rise of vulnerable women being forced into isolation with their abusers amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic