Creative Review

Creative Review is a monthly publication that focuses on the world of commercial art and design. With a readership of approximately 20,000, it primarily highlights content from the United Kingdom, Europe, and the United States. The magazine features a variety of topics, including modern advertising, design, illustration, new media, photography, and typography.

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Fortnum & Mason joins forces with Martin Parr for new campaign

1 day ago | creativereview.co.uk | Eliza Williams

Both icons of Britishness, the brand and photographer are a natural pairing, with the collab resulting in imagery that perfectly evokes the British summer Shot on location at Weston-super-Mare and Clevedon Pier, and featuring art direction by Otherway, the campaign leans into Parr’s distinctive ability to capture life in the UK’s coastal towns, but with Fortnum’s adding a touch of glamour.
Posters for the Winter Olympics 2026 unveiled

4 days ago | creativereview.co.uk | Daniel Milroy Maher

Last week, the official poster designs for the Winter Olympics 2026, otherwise known as Milano Cortina 2026, were unveiled. Ten posters by ten different Italian artists celebrate the spirit and athleticism of the games, and include artworks for both the Olympics and Paralympics. Taking place next February in northeastern Italy, the forthcoming Winter Olympics are the first games to be hosted by two separate cities – Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo.
BBC releases campaign to promote Women’s Euros

4 days ago | creativereview.co.uk | Eliza Williams

Blinkink director Nicos Livesey has created a charming claymation film featuring players including Lucy Bronze and Jess Fishlock Kicking off on July 2 in Switzerland, the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 tournament is likely to be the biggest yet, arriving at a time when women’s sport is finally getting due recognition by fans, brands and broadcasters alike.
Cannes Lions 2025: Grand Prix Winners

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

Cannes Lions, the world’s largest festival for creativity in advertising and design, took place last week. Here you can find all the Grand Prix winners and some reflections The Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity has wrapped up for another year, bringing to an end a week of events and awards in the south of France.
The sweet yet savage world of Yoshitomo Nara

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

The Japanese artist’s first major UK solo show at the Hayward Gallery in London presents four decades of paintings and sculptures plus a striking installation Yoshitomo Nara’s art is deceptively cute. With wide eyes and seemingly innocent expressions, his figures are portrayed in pastel shades and cartoon-esque scenes across drawings, paintings and sculptures. They draw you in close, only to reveal a dark side: while some kids hold records, others carry knives and guns.
Channel 4 reasserts its commitment to DEI in new ad

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

At a time when many brands and organisations are going quiet on diversity and inclusion, Channel 4 has underlined how it is ‘altogether different’ In the face of negative political headwinds about DEI, many brands have gone silent on their inclusivity commitments and scaled back their sponsorship of events such as Pride, which is taking place this month.
Chu-Chieh Lee’s ever-evolving animation practice

2 weeks ago | creativereview.co.uk | Aimée McLaughlin

The director discusses how moving from Taiwan to London and exploring more traditional forms of animation have informed her approach “I’ve always loved storytelling and conveying ideas through visual language, and animation and illustration offer the perfect tools to create entire worlds around those ideas,” says Chu-Chieh Lee.
Tate Modern hosts powerful UK AIDS Memorial Quilt

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

The commemorative quilt dedicated to the lives of 384 people lost to AIDS has taken over the Turbine Hall in the London museum Tate Modern is displaying the UK AIDS Memorial Quilt in a temporary display that is both spectacular and sobering at the same time. The initiative stems from a Stateside project started by American activist Cleve Jones, who began to make a quilt in his backyard in 1985 as a way for him and other people to honour loved ones lost to AIDS.
Building real community at SXSW London

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

Setting up Shop, a corner shop turned events space from Sparks agency and streaming channel GenBTV, managed to cut through the noise during SXSW London’s festival last week Community and authenticity are two of adland’s current favourite buzzwords, but as any marketer will tell you, creating them can be incredibly hard to achieve in reality.
The beautiful and brutal world of title design

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

Title design is in decline, though remains a powerful way of engaging audiences in film and TV. We talk to designer and filmmaker Filipe Carvalho about how the industry has evolved in the past two decades There are certain design opportunities that remain the holy grail for those entering the creative industries.