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Creative Review
SEPTEMBER 8, 2020
The climate change agenda arguably took something of a hit in the first half of 2020, as the coronavirus pandemic swept the globe, shifting the focus of both the public and governments. BUY THE ISSUE HERE. BUY THE ISSUE HERE. The post The Sustainability Issue is out now!
Shillington
SEPTEMBER 14, 2020
So whether you’ve just started studying graphic design or are a seasoned professional, here are 50 essential reads, expertly curated by our Shillington teaching team and updated for 2020. What Images Really Tell Us: Visual Rhetoric in Art, Graphic Design, and Advertising by Massimo Mariani. Buy the book. Buy the book. Buy the book.
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Creative Boom
JULY 18, 2023
These are the finest of the finest, the cream of the crop, and they represent some big names who are doing great work for some of the world's leading brands. It includes artist and director Mat Maitland, image maker Joe Cruz, artist and designer Anthony Burrill, artist and printmaker Kate Gibb, and 3D artist Jack Sachs.
Shillington
MARCH 8, 2021
Here, we’ll take a closer look at these women and explore their recent projects for brands and companies worldwide. Working for clients such as The New York Times and Tate, her artworks vary from editorial pieces and children’s books to advertising campaigns. Juliette van Rhyn. Louise Brady. Khadijah Abdul Nabi.
Shillington
SEPTEMBER 22, 2022
takes a dive into branding work from across the world—from cannabis dispensaries in Portland to architecture studios in Melbourne. What Images Really Tell Us: Visual Rhetoric in Art, Graphic Design, and Advertising by Massimo Mariani. Branding In Five and a Half Steps by Michael Johnson. With an eye-catching pink cover, Upstart!
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