168澳洲幸运10开奖官网开奖结果体彩网+168澳洲幸运10官网结果记录体彩查询 Nike and Lego join up for collab in a Shanghai primary school
The two mega brands have joined forces to create a playground space featuring giant Lego blocks that can be endlessly reconfigured by kids
Mud, sweat and tears at the Barbican
Dirty Looks, a new exhibition in London, examines fashion’s complicated relationship with dirt and decay, and society’s changing ideas of beauty
Craig Oldham on the Orgreave campaign and the role of design in protest
Ten years on from the publication of his book on the miners’ strike, designer Craig Oldham reflects on its impact and the role it played in the wider campaign for an inquiry into one of its most infamous events
Picture book Midwife, Wha?! offers an inclusive look at birth
Created by midwife Jo Zasloff together with art director Claudine Eriksson and illustrator Haein Kim, the book aims to offer an age-appropriate look at birth and all the “meaningful work midwives do”
A new exhibition confronts the seductive face of fascism
The Future Was Then, which runs at New York’s Poster House, offers a timely look at the enduring power of state-sponsored propaganda
From Hamburg to Shanghai: How Jung von Matt went global
Jung von Matt CEO Peter Figge discusses the importance of recognising local culture and context amid the creative agency’s ongoing international expansion
OpenAI leans into ‘human craft’ for debut ChatGPT brand campaign
“AI use is deeply personal, and the most powerful stories come directly from how people experience ChatGPT,” says OpenAI’s international marketing director Elke Karskens on the new campaign
Exposure: Suleika Mueller
The London-based photographer talks to Gem Fletcher about her process and her belief in “changing the world through love rather than aggression”
How Center design studio is shaping startups
Formerly a design director at Coca-Cola, Alex Center’s Brooklyn studio now brings branding magic to startups and small businesses
Laphroaig x Willem Dafoe is a peaty partnership worth savouring
The Islay single malt has enlisted the Hollywood star for its latest campaign, celebrating the whisky’s unmistakable, enigmatic taste
Why brands need culture
In her new book, Leila Fataar explains how the most powerful engagements between brands and audiences happen through culture, requiring different approaches to marketing and comms
Brompton unfolds bold new identity for its 50th anniversary
The British cycling brand has partnered with Studio Blackburn to celebrate its heritage as it enters a new, globally minded era
When will a social agency win agency of the year?
We speak to Alex Hill, chief strategy officer of Samy, about the death of the traditional consumer, and what creativity looks like in today’s social universe
It’s time for brands to ditch their social media ‘rules’
Brands have traditionally navigated social by following a set of prescribed rules. But there’s no ‘right’ format anymore, says Lucky Generals’ head of content Vairi MacLennan, just engaging, strategic ideas
Why craft still matters in the social media age
No one is waiting to hear from your brand on social, so creativity and craft are vital in order to get attention, says Born Social’s Paddy Smith
How The Sidemen became a brand
As manager of Europe’s biggest content creators, The Sidemen, Jordan Schwarzenberger has helped the collective transcend YouTube to become a household name. We talk to him about where the creator economy might go next
So you want to be a creator?
We talk to two agents about how to navigate an increasingly saturated creator market, including how to work with brands, managing burnout, and the importance of reading the small print
Welcoming the creator fox into the agency hen house
Dept is adapting to the creator age by encouraging creatives to work alongside them to make work audiences want to see, says ECD Jeff Bowerman
Getting brand success out of creator partnerships
Agency experts share advice on how brands can work successfully with creators, to meet both audience and brand expectations in this fast-developing space
How brands can reach audiences on Twitch
Partnering with creators offers huge opportunities for brands on the livestreaming platform, though they do best when they relinquish some control
The Monthly Interview: Jo Arden
AMV BBDO’s recently appointed chief strategy officer shares her “winding path” into the industry and explains why a strong relationship between creative and strategy is the key to successful work
The Monthly Interview: Tom Etherington
As he takes on a new role as design director of The Gentlewoman, Tom Etherington has established himself as one of the most versatile graphic designers around, with a portfolio full of great book covers and work for musicians
The Monthly Interview: Domestic Data Streamers
CR talks to the Barcelona-based studio, which is “fighting indifference towards data” via research, commercial projects and art exhibitions
The Monthly Interview: Liza Enebeis
The creative director of Studio Dumbar/Dept has been balancing client and public-facing projects for most of her career. Here, she talks candidly about the business of studio evolution and running a ‘collective’ where motion is now integral to its working method
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