As art and football mag OOF releases its second issue to coincide with the World Cup, co-founder Justin Hammond talks about the relationship between the two disciplines and why he won’t be featuring another illustration of Eric Cantona anytime soon
Speaking at Birmingham Design Festival, designer Kuchar Swara talks about the relationship between passion projects and work that pays the bills, and where the two may meet
A new exhibition at Somerset House is looking at the influence of independent magazines since the early 20th century. We speak to co-curator Paul Gorman about the rise of the DIY zine, and why Dazed and i-D are the new mainstream
Creative Futures was CR’s new talent scheme, many of whom went on to great things. From the CR Archive, here’s a look back at some fresh-faced young hopefuls making their first appearance in CR, bad haircuts and all
From sleeves to promos, magazines, photography and set design, Creative Review has consistently covered the world of music. We pick out a few highlights from the archive
The cover for this year’s Creative Review Annual was created by Andrew B Myers. It features die-cut letter As which reveal coloured paper in various shades beneath
To coincide with its anniversary this year, Beano Studios has commissioned Horace Panter to give some of its much-loved characters a Pop Art-inspired makeover
The London-born photographer has done shoots for everyone from Fendi to ASOS. As part of our photo special this week, she talks about her unconventional approach to fashion photography, and why black and white is the love of her life
For the first issue of Magnum Chronicles, Peter van Agtmael has looked at the origins and actions of Islamic State. He tells us why he wanted to offer an alternative view of the terrorist group from the mass hysteria of Western media
As part of our photography special this week, founder and creative director David Lane picks out some of his most memorable photo features from the magazine
The Annual is our showcase of the finest creative projects of the year, including advertising, design, digital and experiential work. See all the selected work in our new print issue and on our dedicated Annual section here on the CR website.
Via Amazon, the magazine’s “destination for women with stylish minds” is selling a range of T-shirts with slogans pulled from the section’s witty headlines
