The Old Spice guy is back – and he’s brought his son along too
Just in time for his 10th anniversary, Old Spice guy has returned, and this time he’s sharing grooming tips with his son, Keith Powers
DK strips it back to the bare minimum for its new visual identity
DK (the publishing company formerly known as Dorling Kindersley) has ditched its 3D book logo in favour of a pared-back version of the symbol as part of an identity update by Pentagram
The Economist’s latest campaign reacts to trying times
The billboard campaign harks back to AMV BBDO’s famous red and white ads for the publication, serving to remind its audience that good journalism is more important than ever
David Lynch interrogates a monkey in surreal detective short
The seminal filmmaker goes head to head with a furry felon, which leaves us all wondering: what did Jack do?
Radiohead launches Radiohead Public Library, an online archive
The band has transformed its website into a treasure trove of live footage, music videos, artwork and merch – complete with your very own downloadable library card
Catherine Balet’s translucent, mixed-media scenes
The French photographer has released a new book, Moods in a Room, which blends her early paintings, art history references and photographic cuttings
Design Indaba announces speakers for 2020 anniversary edition
The annual creative conference returns to Cape Town from February 26 – 28, celebrating 25 years with speakers including Pentagram partner Sascha Lobe, design guru Debbie Millman, graphic artist Patrick Thomas, and more
Shake off your January work blues with Laurence King’s self-help career cards
The publisher is releasing a set of career-focused cards featuring tips on how to improve your 9-to-5 grind. Here are five of our favourites
Nadine Ijewere and Jawara spotlight Jamaican communities in new show
The project, titled Tallawah, is a collaboration between photographer Nadine Ijewere and hair stylist Jawara, who together explore their personal and shared experiences of Jamaican identity
Luis Usón’s animated short tells the tale of a cartoon rabbit losing his way
Groompy the rabbit is the lead in a big TV cartoon series, but is the life of a star as glamorous as it sounds?
Dougie Wallace aims his flashgun at Brick Lane in a new photo book
East Ended places the area’s chaotic backdrops in dialogue with locals and visitors alike – all captured in Dougie Wallace’s trademark paparazzi style
Does Gucci’s scrawled logo spell the end of fashion’s blandification?
As Gucci unveils a (temporary) new version of its 87-year-old logo, we ask if we’re finally seeing the end of sans serif mania, and a new, weirder approach to branding from the fashion industry
Dan Reisinger: Master of Colour
The work of designer Dan Reisinger, who died last year, had a significant impact on his adopted home of Israel. Here Naomi Games, daughter of iconic British designer Abram Games – who taught Reisinger – looks back at his life and influence
James Bond has a rare bad day in Heineken’s blockbuster new ad
Daniel Craig reprises his James Bond role in a Heineken advert that shows him as a little less than his usual polished self
First Direct shifts its focus to financial wellness
The bank is hoping to regain its challenger status with a campaign that taps into our anxieties around money. But does its new positioning make sense?
Greenpeace ad by Aardman underlines the plight of the ocean’s turtles
The Wallace and Gromit animators lend their instantly recognisable style to a new Greenpeace ad, which drives home the various threats facing a family of turtles voiced by Olivia Colman, Helen Mirren and more
This Girl Can highlights the realities of the fitness grind in new anniversary ad
Five years after the campaign first launched, This Girl Can returns with a new ad showing a fuller picture of exercise and sport – cramps, childcare, eye rolls and all
Apple tugs at our heartstrings in new Shot on iPhone ad
Directed by Theodore Melfi, the poignant film tells the story of three generations of women coming together to mark Chinese New Year
Maximilian Mann captures the shrinking landscape of Lake Urmia
The photographer travels to Iran to visit what was once the second largest salt lake in the world, capturing the impact industry and climate change has had on the area
Tomorrow’s On Fire, warns a poignant new animation
Darcy Prendergast’s new animation comes in direct response to the Australian bushfire crisis in Victoria and NSW, and calls on those in power to save the future
Pentagram’s playful new identity for Fisher-Price
Created by Emily Oberman, the refreshed identity sits alongside a new brand strategy led by Wieden+Kennedy featuring the simple tagline: Let’s be kids
National Trust wants us to take a step back from the madness of modern life
The charity’s 125th anniversary ad by Wieden+Kennedy invokes the historic words of its co-founder Octavia Hill to demonstrate why our relationship with the natural world is more important than ever
Hans Eijkelboom’s snapshot of Bristol
The Dutch street photographer’s first UK solo exhibition underlines the connections between us all, as shown across 750 images studying the passers-bys of Bristol
Retro video games showcased on new Royal Mail set of stamps
Gamers might find they are drawn to writing letters when the Royal Mail’s new stamp set – which features retro games including Tomb Raider, Wipeout and Lemmings – drops later this month