The Sustainability Issue is out now!
The latest issue of Creative Review looks at the topic of sustainability and the important role that creatives and designers can play in making a more sustainable world. Have a peek inside it here
The Royal Australian Mint launches the Donation Dollar
The Royal Australian Mint aims to produce 25 million of new dollar coins, which are legal tender and aim to remind Aussies to donate to charity
The great logo debate
We’ve recently seen the launch of two major event logos – for the LA 2028 Olympics and the Osaka Expo 2025. The identities have received both jeers and cheers – here we examine why logos evoke such heated debate, and what it says about our relationship with design
McDonald’s Canada ads remind people to treat themselves when they move
A poster campaign from McDonald’s Canada highlights one of the few delights of moving – the moment you’re all done and can enjoy your first meal in your new home
The New York Times takes a poetic approach in latest spot in its Truth campaign
The new ad, created by Droga5 New York and directed by Kim Gehrig, centres in on some of the challenges we have faced this year, and how the newspaper can provide support and sustenance
New ads for Setapp point out the unexpected perils of getting distracted
Droga5 has created a series of witty spots to demonstrate the benefits of Setapp, a subscription service for Apple users that provides apps that bring order to our lives and work. The agency has also created a new look and feel for the brand
Deduce and Lance Wyman collaborate on identity for El Palacio de Hierro store
Mexico City-based Deduce design studio teamed up with Wyman to create a new identity for the department store, located in the Pedregal neighbourhood of the city. The design draws on Wyman’s iconic design work for Mexico in the 60s and 70s
New ad for Kruger Products emphasises just how mucky humans are
Created as a multi-brand campaign for a selection of Canadian toilet paper, kitchen towel and tissue brands, the spot viscerally demonstrates just how much wiping up us humans require during our lives
Story before script: Senna and Amy director Asif Kapadia on his creative process
Asif Kapadia is best known for his compelling documentaries about gifted and tragic figures. He received an Oscar and a BAFTA for Amy – a heartbreaking film about the late Amy Winehouse – and another two BAFTAs for his Ayrton Senna biopic, Senna. (The film tells the story of the late Formula One driver, who won the […]
Mumbai trains in all their gritty glory, shot by Anushree Fadnavis
A young photojournalist from Mumbai has been using Instagram to tell the story of the city’s local trains. Her account is real, intimate and poetic.
How Muji brought the Ulm School to the high street
If one brand truly embodies the pure, democratic design principles of Germany’s Ulm School of the 1950s and 60s, it’s not Apple, or even Braun, but Muji
Creativity vs Trump
We’ve gathered some favourites from the extraordinary creativity on show at the anti-Trump Women’s Marches around the world