We speak to creative leaders from the worlds of advertising and design about the industry’s most glaring skills gaps and how agencies are attempting to plug them through a different approach to hiring talent
The illustrator’s 3D works “meme” timely news stories in Thailand and demonstrate the power images can have when making political statements
Art collective Marshmallow Laser Feast has joined forces with a stellar array of creatives to create the work at Aviva Studios in Manchester, which while witty and beautifully crafted, will leave a sour taste about corporate life
As many agencies struggle with hybrid working – or have abandoned it altogether – Mørning’s Lily Fletcher puts out a rallying cry for more radical solutions to the question of how we work
The independent design executive discusses what she’s learned about building creative teams, the increasing prevalence of fractional creative leadership, and why it signals a broader shift away from traditional ways of working
While brands have been obsessed with purpose in recent years, we have overlooked personal purpose, which can lead to a far more enriching working life, says creative coach Richard Holman
CR looks into the increase in agencies and brands opting to work with creators in their campaigns, and examines the value they can bring, plus whether they present a threat to the traditional agency model
Ahead of her talk at MagCulture Live New York, we speak to the designer about her work on innovative magazine concepts for the likes of A24 and Mschf and how her multidisciplinary practice has evolved over the years
Cannes Lions is the biggest festival of advertising and design creativity in the world: here is a list of all the major winners for 2024
MM:NT Berlin Lab is a hotel brand in permanent beta mode. We speak to the creative team behind the experimental new venture about how it’s reflecting a broader shift towards conscious hospitality
Our annual showcase of the best graduate talent is returning in 2024. Send us your work by July 15 for the chance to be featured by Creative Review
As a new wave of agencies embrace the rapidly developing era of AI, are those with more traditional business models at risk of being left behind?
The rapid adoption of AI means an increasing number of images we’re exposed to are now being created by these tools. CR examines the public scepticism around AI-generated imagery and what can be done to build trust
Modem co-founder Bas van de Poel discusses how the design studio/think tank’s ongoing experiments with AI are offering a glimpse into the future of the technology rather than wild speculation
The most engaging AI uses emotion to engage audiences. Here ustwo’s Nayan Jain and Helen Fuchs ask brands to look beyond the bots to create more personalised experiences
Designer-coder Talia Cotton discusses how her experiences at agencies such as Pentagram gave her the confidence to set up her eponymous studio, and why creatives need to see more female founders as role models