Brands today need not only a clear visual identity, but an aural one too. But how is this best achieved? CR speaks to Roscoe Williamson, Head of Branding at MassiveMusic London and Pierre Nabhan of branding agency JoosNabhan for some expert advice
Tasha Marks has created ornate edible sculptures and scented installations for the Barbican, the V&A and the Wellcome Collection. We talk to her about using food as an artistic medium and bringing a sense of fun and spectacle to museums
Branding agency SomeOne ushered in the House’s first visual upgrade in ten years, with a newly aligned focus on digital touchpoints
How much control over our future do we really have? Perhaps more than we think, says Jordan Harper, CTO of Iris in London, who argues that we should be looking to the future, not the past, to escape the dystopian fears that are being caused by the present
As part of the Nexus Studios Interactive team, Alex Jenkins creates immersive experiences in AR and VR. Here he explains why thinking spatially adds a new level to the ideas process
We’ve long been advised not to mix business and pleasure but working with someone you know and love can bring distinct benefits. Here, Sarah Williams of arts consultancy Soho Curious & Co explores the pros and cons
You’ve got a great idea – what now? We asked three experts to share their advice for artists, creatives and aspiring entrepreneurs
Fredrik Tjaerandsen’s degree show collection was an Instagram sensation, with balloon-like inflatable garments that combined fashion and performance. We talk to the designer about his work and what he plans to do next
Elvie has brought some much-needed innovation to women’s health tech – along with a tongue-in-cheek approach to advertising. We talk to Elvie’s Darren Goode and Mother ECD Ana Balarin about the brand’s approach
The famed fashion designer on coming up with ideas for new collections – and finding inspiration in unlikely sources
Citymapper has been simplifying our stressful commutes and muddled transport networks since 2011 – and injecting a bit of fun into things while doing so. Aimée McLaughlin investigates how the team behind the app is helping to shape the future of our cities
The four-week course, run in partnership with the Hannah Arendt Center, invites creatives to explore future political structures through design, performance and “experiential practices”
Advice and real life stories on the relationship between creativity and cash
