Saratta Chuengsatiansup on illustration as a form of rebellion
The illustrator’s 3D works “meme” timely news stories in Thailand and demonstrate the power images can have when making political statements
Immersive art installation Sweet Dreams addresses food, branding and desire
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
Life as a creative freelancer in 2024
In a volatile market, freelancing offers both opportunities and challenges. We talk to three creatives about how they are finding it out there right now
Remote working: a new day for agency culture
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
Shira Inbar on pushing the boundaries of editorial design
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
Irina Selaru on the importance of characters
The illustrator talks to CR about how using recurring characters allows her to dig deeper into more emotional and personal themes in her work
Wearing it on your sleeve: using design for representation in sport
As the 2024 Paris Olympics approaches, diversity and inclusion remains an issue for elite sport. But at the community level, clubs are taking matters into their own hands, using branding and kit design to remake sport in their own image
La Boca illustrates anniversary edition of Nineteen Eighty-Four
Just 750 copies of this lovingly designed edition of George Orwell’s classic novel have been made, commemorating the original book’s enduring legacy
The Monthly Interview: Louis Henry Mitchell
Sesame Workshop’s creative director of character design discusses the joy of getting to do his dream job everyday, why story is everything when it comes to creating lovable characters, and how Sesame Street has stood the test of time
The evolution of comics
As a new publication and exhibition explore the last 60 years in comic book history, comic publishing specialist Paul Gravett answers our questions about the ‘ninth art’
Calling all graduates – send us your work!
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
How can we learn to trust AI?
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