Are specialisms dead?
And does it matter if they are? We ask a range of creatives about whether the industry is oversaturated with generalists, why this might seem to be the case, and what is lost and gained
Why we need to reduce the ‘noise’ in design
Principal’s Bryan-K Lamonde discusses the art of designing ‘less’ and how he’s implemented that approach across the studio’s projects
What’s the value of custom type?
The idea of creating a bespoke typeface that’s personal to a brand is becoming increasingly appealing. We speak to Jelly about how custom typefaces have evolved and their power when used properly
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
KFC wants us to believe again
The brand’s new two-stage campaign has involved mysterious teaser ads, a hypnotic launch spot, and the debut of a new typeface inspired by its Original Recipe Chicken
Birmingham Design Festival returns with a focus on process
The design festival is back this June with a line up of over 80 speakers across three days, including Annie Atkins, Sesame Workshop and Christopher Doyle
The Monthly Interview: Jessica Hische
In our latest monthly interview we speak to designer and illustrator Jessica Hische, who has built a hugely successful career spanning commercial work, books and even retail. Here, she reflects on her life and work and how the industry has changed during her career
Can accessible design be interesting?
Accessible design has gotten an unfair reputation of being ‘dull’ or ‘uninspiring’ over the years, but times are changing and it’s being embraced as a creative challenge rather than a challenge to creativity
