The art director and editor behind Port and Zembla are teaming up on a ten-issue literary magazine set to launch in 2021, with a list of contributors that includes everyone from David Lynch to Bridget Riley
Ahead of the release of his forthcoming book of New Scientist cartoons, Tom Gauld talks to us about his creative process and why he gets a kick out of the science community
From downloadable colouring books to virtual illustration lessons, here is CR’s go-to guide on artistic activities for children – and adults – to get stuck into during the ongoing lockdown
The print ad appears in the March issue of Vanity Fair, and coincides with the likely rise of vulnerable women being forced into isolation with their abusers amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic
Creatives and companies the world over are offering help and support during the Covid-19 pandemic. Here is CR’s list of what’s available right now, which we will update regularly
The past few years have seen brands such as the Guardian and the New York Times investing in high-profile ad campaigns focusing on truth and trust in journalism. We explore what’s behind this wave of purpose-driven advertising
A new show at Tate Britain delves into the short-lived but prolific career of the illustrator, who shocked Victorian society to its core with his salacious ink drawings
Featuring three specially designed covers by Jimmy Turrell, the latest issue of CR takes a look at how truth and lies are influencing our lives and the creative work that we make, from storytelling in the post-truth era to fact-checking in the age of fake news
In a new series for CR, we’re asking artists and creatives to talk about the people or pieces of work that have most inspired them. Here, author and illustrator Marion Deuchars cites the influence of a Saul Steinberg cover for the New Yorker
The illustrator’s painterly style sees her create rich, atmospheric works. Here, she tells CR about the challenges she’s found in being a freelancer
We talk to three magazines exploring sex and pleasure in unexpected ways – and opening up new conversations in the process
Dazed magazine has a brand new look for 2020, with new typefaces, more flexible layouts and sustainable paper stock. We talk to art director Jamie Reid and designer Eva Nazarova about the thinking behind it – and how the youth culture title is changing with the times
