Can remote working really work?
Remote working is on the rise, but is our industry ready to accept it? We weigh up the pros and cons of escaping the office, and how it could potentially affect how creative work gets made
So you want to be an… AR artist
3D artist Ines Alpha has made a name for herself creating augmented reality makeup that plays on our fascination with filters. She tells CR why it’s a burgeoning creative discipline that’s increasingly in demand
How I Work: Wong Ping
Artist Wong Ping tells CR why he likens his creative process to that of a standup comedian, and how internet culture has influenced his animation work
So you want to be a… costume designer
Killing Eve costume designer Charlotte Mitchell discusses mixing creativity with practicality, the buzz that comes from creating a fictional world, and why aspiring costume designers should embrace a slow-burning career
How Pornhub became an unlikely champion of creativity
It might be known for its naughty videos, but adult entertainment site Pornhub has built a reputation for subversive yet purposeful creative campaigns that piggyback off its notoriety
Creative Burnout: What to do when the ideas tap runs dry
Creative Review asked four creative leaders about their personal experience of burnout, and what they do to keep it at bay
D&AD awards six Black Pencils
Nike’s Dream Crazy, featuring Colin Kaepernick, and the Xbox Adaptive Controller are among the Black Pencil winners at this year’s D&AD Awards
A24: the film studio with an “instinct for cool”
Indie entertainment company A24 has made a name for itself by creating quirky and occasionally controversial stories. As a part of our Annual 2019 coverage we look at how the studio works
How Rockstar has redefined what video games can be
While it’s not without its share of controversy, Rockstar Games is a master at designing worlds that players don’t want to leave. As a part of our Annual 2019 coverage, Emma Tucker examines its innovative approach
Greggs: on authenticity and keeping things silly
Bakery chain Greggs is thriving, thanks in no small part to its cheeky approach to branding and marketing. As a part of our Annual 2019 coverage, Emma Tucker finds out why the brand’s no-nonsense attitude works so well
WeTransfer wants us to step away from the screen
The file-sharing platform’s latest ad begs viewers to leave their laptops behind, and instead indulge in some thoroughly analogue activities
How activism is embracing advertising
The newly formed Central Office of Public Interest is bringing the language of activism to the world of advertising, taking over London billboards to raise awareness of rising air pollution