We chat to Josephine Rais about designing characters for a book cover, life as a creative in Berlin, and why there needs to be more discussion about the pressure on artists to constantly deliver work
Marking 300 years since Robinson Crusoe was first published, Archipelago: An Atlas of Imagined Islands invites 91 illustrators to craft mythical islands of their own making
With Gen Zs leading the way in politics and beyond, society has become embroiled in a race to keep up. Megan Williams speaks to figures in art and publishing from different generations to uncover more about the fear of underachieving and how to move past it
Off the back of a spate of public criticism, this year’s Beazley Designs of the Year show at the Design Museum strives to showcase the virtuous side of creativity alongside some far-fetched concepts
Architects Cristiano Bianchi and Kristina Drapić are releasing a new photo book with Thames & Hudson, which examines the history of socialist architecture against the backdrop of the North Korean capital
Tim Easley’s new title Vend: Notes on the Silent World of Tokyo’s Vending Machines breathes life into the city’s ubiquitous automated machines
TBWA\London worked with the social enterprise to disrupt businesses’ outdated attitudes towards people with disabilities by adding CVs to packaging and creating a tongue-in-cheek spot
The illustrator returns to London with his upcoming show, False Advertising, which is designed to create a sensory overload as a reflection on the ad world
As the world enters a new age of sustainable tech, branding for eco-friendly products has changed with the times. CR explores why classic greens have been traded for cooler tones as the image of sustainability gets a refresh
Brands and agencies have a track record of stumbling their way through ads for foreign markets. We speak to W+K Amsterdam MD Blake Harrop and ECD Eric Quennoy about getting humour right and why it’s not a case of translating words but ideas
Ahead of her upcoming exhibition at the SVA in New York, Debbie Millman talks to CR about the “visceral” sensation that words and images create together, and how their collective power resonates in these times
The new mentoring and training programme aims to equip women entering the creative landscape with the tools needed to handle the practical side of working life