Welsh football gets a fresh new look
Bulletproof was tasked with rebranding The Football Asociation of Wales in a way that would respect the heritage of its Welsh Dragon emblem, while also slotting into the landscape of modern football
Ok Mentor launches with free training for female creatives
The new mentoring and training programme aims to equip women entering the creative landscape with the tools needed to handle the practical side of working life
Visual Dissent revisits 50 years of Peter Kennard’s radical art
A new book is expanding on the artist’s decades-long contribution to political art, by way of his awakening in 1968 through to his visual critique of modern conflicts
Gradwatch 2019: Designer Olly Bromham, Kingston School of Art
Designer Olly Bromham is one of ten creatives we’ve selected to feature in our annual Gradwatch showcase, where we put the spotlight on the art and design grads we feel are producing outstanding creative work
Thierry Noir’s colourful characters return to the streets of London
The street artist is painting murals across Hackney and putting on accompanying show at Protein Studios with the help of non-profit The Kids Network, which works with vulnerable local children
Channel 4 embraces the public’s complaints in a new ad
For the broadcaster’s new Complaints Welcome campaign, presenters like Big Narstie, Kevin McCloud and Grayson Perry turn the public’s ludicrous, often abusive comments into a defiant statement on their individuality
Dan Leydon on his humorous football illustrations
As the new season kicks off, CR chats to Dan Leydon, who’s bringing colour and humour to the beautiful game through his personality-filled illustrations
Looks Like Me is the casting agency striving for inclusivity
After her daughter began questioning her own identity at the age of three, Selma Nicholls launched an agency promoting diverse talent in ads and on-screen
Gradwatch 2019: Animator Phoebe McCaughley, Kingston School of Art
Animator Phoebe McCaughley is one of ten creatives we’ve selected to feature in our annual Gradwatch showcase, where we put the spotlight on the art and design grads we feel are producing outstanding creative work
Standards Manual’s latest offering delves into America’s national parks
The publisher’s co-founders Jesse Reed and Hamish Smyth have teamed up with photographer Brian Kelley again on a new tome that spotlights park maps and other ephemera dating back over a century
Teach First rebrands with a snappy new identity by Johnson Banks
The charity has ditched its “corporate” identity in favour of an all-encompassing rebrand that reflects its mission to create fair education for all
New Ross From Friends video takes us on a trip through dystopian spaces
As the producer releases new music inspired by his sister, his video for Epiphany teases the life out of industrial buildings in an ode to the familial undercurrent found in rave culture
Paw-trait master: The archive of cat photographer Walter Chandoha
A new book published by Taschen gives readers a glimpse into Walter Chandoha’s archive of 90,000 cat images taken over his 70-year career
Gradwatch 2019: Jake Newbury, Norwich University of the Arts
Jake Newbury is one of ten creatives we’ve selected to feature in our annual Gradwatch showcase, where we put the spotlight on the art and design grads we feel are producing outstanding creative work
Max Cooper’s new music video spotlights Mexico City in motion
The video for Max Cooper’s new track Perpetual Motion features gliding drone footage of Mexico City spliced with geometric visualisations, as a way of illustrating the human systems that give life to these spaces
Dante Zaballa on his joyous animations
Dante Zaballa adopts a colourful approach which combines digital and analogue techniques. CR speaks to the Chicago-based Argentinian creative about his process and the challenges of being freelance
What’s on at Graphic Design Festival Scotland
The annual festival returns to Glasgow in November, with signpainting, sculpture and type design workshops alongside talks from Kelly Anna, Stefan Sagmeister and HORST
Gradwatch 2019: Illustrator Naomi Anderson-Subryan, Camberwell College of Arts
Illustrator Naomi Anderson-Subryan is one of ten creatives we’ve selected to feature in our annual Gradwatch showcase, where we put the spotlight on the art and design grads we feel are producing outstanding creative work
Fans take over the reins for Peaky Blinders promo art
As the country readies itself for the fifth season of hit series Peaky Blinders, BBC has called on its fans to submit art for the promotional campaign
Hinge’s new campaign shows why it’s “designed to be deleted”
Created by Red Antler, the series of ads introduce us to Hingie, an endearing, fluffy app icon who meets his demise while playing cupid for a number of blossoming romances
Gradwatch 2019: Illustrator Hollie Fuller, Leeds Arts University
Illustrator Hollie Fuller is one of ten creatives we’ve selected to feature in our annual Gradwatch showcase, where we put the spotlight on the art and design grads we feel are producing outstanding creative work
Markéta Luskačová’s photography embraces the North East seaside
The Martin Parr Foundation will play host to Markéta Luskačová’s nostalgic photographs of the North East seaside and the proud beach-goers who frequented it
Burger chain Byron has quietly unveiled a new logo
The updated design, apparently inspired by guests sitting at a table, is part of a wider overhaul of Byron’s visual identity
A new book is tracing the history of infographics
The History of Information Graphics follows the course of infographics from the Middle Ages through to more recent design trends