Jake Newbury is one of ten creatives we’ve selected to feature in our annual Gradwatch showcase, where we put the spotlight on the art and design grads we feel are producing outstanding creative work
We often think of writing and design as being a slow and reflective process. But in our quickly changing news landscape, there can be merit in reacting fast and loose, says Nick Asbury
Based on the five founders’ own nuanced experiences of the crisis, this beautifully designed zine tackles everything from the Grenfell Tower tragedy to the nature of home itself
The auction house has teamed up with the contemporary art magazine on a new exhibition showcasing every cover since it first launched in 1962
As WeTransfer’s editorial website, WePresent, celebrates its first birthday, Editor Rob Alderson reflects on how brands are now less “guarded and precious” in what could be a new era for branded content that evokes a bygone era of long-form journalism
The Baku-born, Bristol-based illustrator’s ethereal scenes pull off the tricky feat of addressing serious issues such as climate change and suicide in a sensitive way, earning her commissions from the likes of Wired and The New York Times
Born from its editor’s own migration experience moving from New Zealand to Berlin, the latest issue tells the story of the Afro-Portuguese community through the lens of Angolan-born, Lisbon-based musician and writer Kalaf Epalanga
Our latest issue is dedicated to ideas: how to get them, the brands and creatives that are shaking them up, and the first in a new series on the oral history of big ideas, starting with Skittles’ classic Taste the Rainbow ads
We take a look at all the Grand Prix winners from this year’s Cannes Lions festival, where Burger King, Nike and the New York Times were the biggest winners
Here’s a look at the first batch of Grand Prix winners from Cannes Lions, including an open source platform that makes creativity accessible and an app to help improve China’s respiratory health; plus Nike, of course
Marie Bruce has worked on campaigns for Kenzo and Prada as well as shoots for Pylot, i-D and Refinery29. We talk to her about learning her craft, starting out in the industry and the demands of the job
Juno Calypso trades pristine aesthetics for blood and mud in a new series inspired by Baker-Miller Pink – a colour reputed for its soothing qualities – as part of a new exhibition coinciding with the Women’s World Cup
Advice and real life stories on the relationship between creativity and cash
