Megan Williams

1 week ago | creativereview.co.uk | Megan Williams

How and How has launched new branding and positioning for “the original” ecommerce platform Big Cartel launched in 2005 when the world of ecommerce was hectic to say the least. In the 20 years since then, the landscape has changed drastically around it. Today, there are plenty of sleek out-of-the-box online store providers that independent businesses can use to sell their wares directly to customers.

2 weeks ago | creativereview.co.uk | Megan Williams

The Ordinary has staged an installation inside a Manhattan pop-up store featuring a mountain of fake cash designed to represent $10 million. The store display illustrates the money wasted on celebrity-endorsed skincare products – a cost that The Ordinary argues is ultimately passed onto the customer (though you could argue advertising does the same job). The installation is joined by outdoor posters, social content, and influencer activations to drive home its message.

2 weeks ago | creativereview.co.uk | Megan Williams

Find out details for the undergraduate art and design showcases taking place this summer around the UK We’ve assembled our annual guide of BA degree shows taking place across the country in the next few months, a moment that graduating art and design students have been building towards for the last few years. As ever, look out for details on presentation formats, venues, and opening times, bearing in mind potential closures over bank holidays and private views.

2 weeks ago | creativereview.co.uk | Megan Williams

Not Wieden+Kennedy took inspiration from the grid-based approach of Swiss style in the identity for this year’s competition Eurovision 2025 has revealed its branding ahead of the competition taking place in Basel, Switzerland in May. The identity, created by the design wing of Wieden+Kennedy London, nods to the host nation by taking inspiration from the legacy of Swiss design – namely by referencing the grid-based approach at the centre of Swiss style.

2 weeks ago | creativereview.co.uk | Megan Williams

The soft drink brand has teamed up with its outgoing agency on two spots, involving a sobbing unicorn and the Loch Ness Monster Irn-Bru has culminated its nearly 30-year partnership with Edinburgh-based creative agency Leith with a new campaign filled with mythical whimsy. The ads supposedly lift the lid on the unconventional processes that go into Irn-Bru Xtra’s new flavours.