Why fashion is embracing gaming
As brands cotton on to the potential of gaming, CR explores why it’s a good fit for fashion labels, and what the future could hold for digital clothes, esports sponsorships and in-game narratives
Sauce spills won’t matter if you’re wearing Burger King’s jazzy new shirts
BBH London has partnered with fashion designer Katie Eary to create a range of food-covered Burger King shirts that make sure the wearer’s dressed to spill
Beano: 80 years of rebel creativity
Somerset House’s new exhibition explores the comic’s lasting, subversive influence, finding links between its gleeful rule-breaking and the work of contemporary artists and creatives
Sid Lee says ‘Bonjour’ to Paris’s public transport app
An illustration-heavy visual identity introduces the city’s new Bonjour RATP app, which lets Parisians navigate the Metro, reserve bikes and hail a cab
Coming Up For Air looks back on 30 years of work by Stephen Gill
Bristol’s Arnolfini gallery brings together new and historic work for a show that delves into the photographer’s knack for capturing and evoking place
Ray Knox captures London’s disappearing classic cars
After being forced to sell his own beloved Fiat Punto, the photographer started shooting the capital’s soon-to-be-scrapped cars for an otherworldly series captured entirely at night
On your e-bike: how VanMoof is changing car-first narratives
From enraging France’s ad watchdog to dreaming up a new future for car-filled cities, here’s how VanMoof is bringing its pro-bike message to the world
An intricate paper world comes to life for Coventry Building Society
Eiko Ojala worked with SomeOne to design and build a vibrant papercraft landscape that appears across the brand’s physical and digital output
Inside Earl of East’s grassroots brand philosophy
From pouring candles on their kitchen worktop to an unwavering belief in physical retail, Earl of East founders Paul Firmin and Niko Dafkos tell CR how they built a thriving lifestyle business
LGBTQIA+ platform Serif launches with a morphing, inky identity
Pentagram created the branding for the new digital space, designing an “infinitely variable” wordmark that reflects the diversity of its community as well as Serif’s digital-first approach
How I Got Here: Daniel Liévano
The artist and author delves into his philosophically minded approach to creativity, including the importance of solitude and his attempt to translate the metaphorical “magic” of Haruki Murakami
Dave Eggers’ new novel has 32 different covers
The Every taps into the “magic feeling” of stumbling across a great book jacket, with a multiplicity of cover designs by names including Geoff McFetridge, Clare Rojas and Ivan Brunetti