Have you ever faced such problems? You have a scene goal in mind, you know the characters involved, where they are and what they want, but how does the scene play out? What exactly happens to move the characters in the story from point A to point B? Then the power of improvisation could prove […]

The America Must Change cover of Time Magazine by Charly Palmer The new double issue of Time Magazine contains five paintings that commemorate the racist injustices of the Atlanta-based artist, illustrator and designer Charly Palmer. One of them is shown on the cover. The theme, America Must Change, comes after the death of George Floyd, […]

Libresse has made a name for itself with its taboo-breaking advertising campaigns. In 2017, the brand for feminine hygiene made headlines with Blood Normal, the first product advertisement with red blood. A year later, his singing, dancing Viva La Vulva spot won the award ceremony (including CRs Annual 2019) for his refreshingly open and fun […]

Iceland isn't exactly known for its football skills, but the country's men's national team has reached some important milestones in recent years. It qualified for the euro for the first time in 2016, making it the smallest nation to ever take part in the World Cup.The women's team also rose in the world rankings and […]

The first TGI Friday Festival opened in 1965 on the corner of New York's 63rd and 1st. It quickly became popular, not as today's casual family restaurant, but as a singles bar for young adults with a cocktail in Manhattan. one of the first of its kind and apparently the inspiration for Tom Cruise's bartender […]

In the artist's new AR project Earth Speakr, children around the world are turning into plants, plastic bags, and other lifeless objects while sharing their thoughts about the environment The Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson is known for his interactive work on climate change and has launched a new AR project called Earth Speakr, which focuses […]

In 2012, Jeremy Deller sent one of Britain's most popular landmarks on a tour of Britain. Sacrilege, a bouncy castle version of Stonehenge, offered the audience a compelling mix of politics, history, and playfulness: topics that have been central to Deller's art since the late 1990s, when he first became known. Deller, who won the […]

"I'm a teenager. Am I too young to write a book?" I get this question very often. The answer is "no". You are not too young to write. The fact is, most writers wish they had started younger. If you can string sentences together, you can write. If you ask if you're too young to […]

As part of our 40th birthday celebrations, CR revisits the alumni from our almost 30-year Creative Futures program. Here we present LA artist David O’Reilly, an alumnus of the Creative Futures class from 2008 David O'Reilly's Please Say Something may be over a decade old, but it remains an extremely influential piece of animation. Even […]

We tend to see the role of a graphic designer as someone who provides brands or identities for organizations, or maybe creates record sleeves, a magazine layout or posters. But watch a movie that has a newspaper, card, or even food packaging that was created by a graphic designer. While this work has always existed, […]