Brought to life by an archaeologist and an illustrator, the new magazine explores what the folk renaissance looks like in a modern, capitalist, multicultural, gender non-conforming society
The new issue design, led by Matt Curtis at Uncommon Creative Studio, inadvertently asks whether an instantly recognisable nameplate is an essential part of a magazine cover
As MagCulture Live marks its tenth anniversary, we speak to Leslie about the vital role indie mags continue to play in the media ecosystem and why print has been empowered post-pandemic
Sci-fi horror reimagined from an indigenous perspective, environmental horror in the Philippines, and many more eerie and experimental tales are locked away inside the magazine’s maze-like latest issue
We speak to Richard Turley about the making of his latest editorial venture, which is repurposing the name of a notorious noughties lad mag for today’s sensibilities
Shot over the course of a single match, the collaborative publication reveals the importance this age-old sport stills holds for Dakar’s youth
Known for its inflammatory headlines and controversial stories, the Sun newspaper is the latest target of Shaw’s satirical work
The media company worked with Lucky Generals on its first brand campaign since 2019, which taps into the divisive responses generated by the British media – the Guardian included
The New York Times is renowned for its incisive reporting and ability to join the dots across news, entertainment, and culture. This ethos also runs through the work its content studio T Brand provides for its advertisers
As Little White Lies marks its 100th issue, we speak to the team behind the indie film mag about how it’s maintained its unique visual language and what it takes to have longevity in print
For Vogue, it’s not enough to just find the story, it’s also about where the story lives and the form it can take. CR speaks to the creative and editorial team to understand how the upcoming Vogue World: London event fits into this multi-platform approach
Led by Richard Turley as editorial director, Yellow Pages cheekily borrows the name of the telephone directory that was a defining feature of British culture in the pre-internet era
Welcome to our annual showcase celebrating fresh talent entering the creative industries
The video artist and illustrator is driven by her creative process, which combines new and old techniques. Here, she talks about the importance of working with other creatives
The band’s longstanding collaborator has produced layered illustrations and a deluxe edition for the new biography, which takes the form of an encyclopedia
The latest episode of Creative Review’s podcast looks at how to nurture creative teams, with advice from Richard Holman, Rani Patel, and Sarah Watson
The retailer’s highly anticipated Christmas spot celebrates reconfiguring traditions as it unveils its own evolution with its first campaign from Saatchi & Saatchi
We look at how a creative approach to marketing is helping Sonos tap into the emotional power of sound, plus how the brand is bringing spatial audio to the masses
If used in collaboration with creators, and with an ethical mindset, AI can open up a world of musical opportunities for brands. Here Roscoe Williamson offers some practical advice for best practice
A new book by the fashion house’s founder, Jonny Banger, celebrates ten years of its unique brand of socially conscious satire
For designers, taking on the branding of their own company is a complicated task. Here, Wayne Deakin, global creative principal at Wolff Olins, explains how they addressed the challenge
This episode of Creativity Sucks! looks at how advertising agencies are adapting to offer something new to clients and creatives alike
Back for their 21st year, Creative Review’s awards celebrate the very best in advertising, design and much more
We hear from Deliveroo’s in-house agency about how they created a new identity fit for a global brand, and why its existing logo and teal colour weren’t up for discussion
The designer tweaks features on well-known apps as part of a daily side project, from previewing your Hinge date in AR to nepotism disclosures on LinkedIn. He talks to us about gaining traction on social media and what it’s brought to his design practice
