There is a distinctly dreamlike quality that imbues Hollie Fernando’s photography. Inspired by the rich colour palettes, lighting styles and symbolic features traditionally seen in classical paintings ...

Landor & Fitch has rebranded Eurotunnel Le Shuttle in a bid to appeal to a new generation of travellers and be seen as a low-carbon travel option Channel Tunnel operator Getlink has launched the ...

If 2020 was a year of unknowns, 2021 has led us all to question what we want our ‘new normal’ to look like on a deeper level. In the world of media, it has forced editors and art directors to rethink ...

Greenpeace UK is calling out Dove in its new campaign film, Toxic Influence: The Dark Side of Dove, directed by Alice Russell. The work directly references Dove’s 2022 film, also called Toxic ...

Child food poverty was drastically brought under the spotlight in 2020, however with politicians largely failing to grasp nor rectify the situation, the responsibility of applying pressure fell into ...

With a handful of editorial and personal projects under his belt, Tatum uses his conceptual muscles to create images that feel both real and imaginary Photographer Tatum Shaw describes his work as ...

Studio Frith is behind the creative direction and design of the reincarnated magazine, which is exploring desire in its many forms and complexities today First published as a pamphlet by the Erotic ...

Matthew Smith’s new book brings together his photographs taken across the flourishing British nightlife scene at the turn of the millennium The documentation of an era, and subsequently the way we ...

One of the most influential designer-entrepreneurs of his generation, Sir Terence Conran, who died last year, was a champion of design education and the creative industries in the UK throughout his ...

Emma Sexton, founder of the In-House Design Awards, explains why winning awards can be just as valuable for in-house teams as agencies – so long as the categories reflect their different priorities ...

Google’s arts platform Google Arts & Culture has launched a permanent interactive collection that traces the history and legacy of electronic music and its place in shaping technology, movements and ...

Pentagram partner Harry Pearce refreshed the publisher’s original logo, which features two dolphins in a nod to the rivers of the two cities it originally called home: London (the Thames) and New York ...