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
App turns bedtime stories into audiobooks for visually impaired children
Celebrity-backed, and designed alongside accessibility experts, Bedtime Stories offers a unique way to bring the magic of storytelling to children who need it most
Creative Review moves to Haymarket Media Group
Today it was announced that Centaur Media, which originally founded Creative Review, has sold the title to Haymarket
How to fuel creativity, find balance and stay inspired
In this extract from Emmi Salonen’s new book, The Creative Wellbeing Handbook, she explores how creative thinkers can reduce stress and avoid burnout
Thinking experientially: inside NVSVY studio’s blockbuster events
Nathalie van Sasse van Ysselt is an expert in creating experiences that cross between entertainment, tech, art and branding. She shares her secrets on how to engage audiences in these rapidly evolving spaces
Where’s the real value in leadership training?
Beyond skills, the benefits of leadership courses include deep personal development and a framework of senior contacts to lean on well into the future
Meet the agency helping brands to navigate new territories
New brands could benefit from the years of expertise available via the two founders of Unchartered Territory, a new agency well-equipped for a journey into the unknown
Natalia Witwicka on bringing experimentation to client projects
An advocate of ‘generative play’ and visual exploration, designer Natalia Witwicka is employing experimental work in client projects to great effect
How Suncorp insurance is responding to the climate crisis
Through its long-term partnership with Leo Australia, Suncorp has built a new way of approaching insurance that has impacted the public, the government and the wider industry
Smörgåsbord rebrands AFC Ajax for the club’s 125th anniversary
Following the reintroduction of its classic logo, the Dutch football club has been given a heritage-inspired facelift
The changing nature of music, fandom and how bands and labels make money
We talk to Warner Music’s brand partnerships and fan-experience division, WMX, about the opportunities for musicians today and how Oasis Live 25 is a marker of what can be achieved
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
DixonBaxi refreshes the Delta Air Lines brand as it turns 100
Looking to safeguard the Delta brand as it moves into its second century, DixonBaxi has gently reworked the already iconic visual identity
Collins captures the feeling of making music for Muse Group
The new identity for the music software company leans on the abstract aesthetics of Suprematism to embody creative freedom and musical expression
Gildlings agency will help illustrators in the age of AI
As illustration-led publishing continues to grow, a new literary agency looks to represent a range of visual storytellers, from picture book artists to graphic novelists
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