Urbain, the Yoshi brand pays its respects to the origins of the ancient powder, whilst repackaging it for a contemporary ...

The online pharmacy’s first major ad campaign, created by Pentagram, turns the chaos of unsolicited health tips into comedy ...

Apps for people struggling with their mental health often feature deliberately cutesy design. We look at why this works and ...

Fresh from launching his own studio after leaving Wolff Olins, Deakin explains why both brands and designers alike need to ...

The documentary photographer speaks to CR about the value of personal projects, and the need for human connection when making ...

As it emerges from bankruptcy last year, the world-famous weight-loss brand looks to reestablish itself with a decidedly ...

This year has produced a glorious array of movie posters, and although there was plenty to admire in the brash marketing of big budget franchise fare – there was some interesting work around Tron: ...

In 2025, artificial intelligence remained the number one source of both concern and excitement for creatives. Here we assess the latest developments, from copyright to clankers Well, we’ve made it ...

Working across personal, editorial and commercial projects, Anh Nguyen – who features on the cover of our Winter 2025 issue – is using her photographs to explore identity, cultural codes and community ...

From boycotted logos to bold updates and everything in between, this year showed branding at its most reactive, expressive and culturally entangled Branding rarely exists passively in culture anymore.

As the collective known as Tomato prepares to turn 35, we speak to two of its founding members, Simon Taylor and John Warwicker, about disagreeing in the right way and keeping the conversation going ...

This project was selected as Best in Book in The Annual 2019, CR’s award scheme celebrating the best in creativity Feminine hygiene brand Libresse – known as Bodyform in the UK – has been in the news ...