London design studio OMSE was awarded Best in Book in our Annual this year for Agenda 2020 – an interactive exhibition exploring the graphic potential of AR. As part of our 2019 Annual coverage, we talk to co-founder James Kape about the show
Danny Boyle’s Pages of the Sea was one of the last major projects in the epic 14-18 Now project, which aimed to commemorate the centenary of the First World War. As part of our Annual coverage, we explore the project in more depth
The cartoonist is releasing his first graphic novel, which playfully depicts the first recorded acid trip in brilliant colour
The Manchester-based design agency showcases the versatility and creative possibility at the heart of Foilco’s product range
Pentagram NY has appointed the information designer as Partner – the design studio’s first since 2012
Students from the art school have taken over The Bentall Centre in London for a month-long series of activities which are open to the public, including a Brexit-themed cartoon exhibition and a comic-making workshop
As a part of our Annual 2019 coverage Rachael Steven meets Superimpose, the East London creative agency that counts adidas, Childish Gambino and Burberry among its clients
The V&A’s new exhibition Food: Bigger than the Plate illustrates the way design influences the way food is perceived – and how it’s making the food industry fairer than ever before
In a week when the D&AD Festival has seen three speakers pull out due to a row over speaker fees, we discuss the value of creative awards and festivals for the industry and beyond
National Geographic has successfully used social media to transform its fortunes. As a part of our Annual 2019 coverage, Tom Seymour looks at how it became the first brand to top 100 million Insta followers
Each copy of the Creative Review Annual 2019 comes with a unique cover design created by Alex Trochut in collaboration with HP. Here’s how it was made
Partners Luke Powell and Jody Hudson-Powell have created a new brand strategy, tone of voice and visual identity for the app, which is reminiscent of other fintech brands trying to show the human side of finance