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The February 13 print issue of Creative Review features a major interview with one of the great figures of British design, Ken Garland. Plus we delve into Heineken's advertising archives, debate stock vs commissioned photography and report on a new exhibition for punk legend Linder.
Mark Sinclair interviews Ken Garland on the eve of the publication of a major retrospective book on his life and work from Unit Editions. Our cover this month was designed by Justin Thomas Kay and features a typeface which Kay created based on the cover of Garland's Graphics Handbook.
Also in the issue, Emma Tucker meets German duo Marcus Wendt and Vera-Maria Glahn, founders of digital art and generative design studio Field.
Linder in Paris: Gavin Lucas discusses the illustrator and artist’s new Paris show with its designers APFEL and with the lady herself.
Bottle Bank: Anna Richardson Taylor delves into the Heineken advertising archive.
Stock or Shot? Can you tell the difference anymore? Photographers' agenct Lisa Pritchard and consultant Zoe Whishaw debate the relative merits of commissioned photography versus image library pictures.
And in Crit: Women in Graphic Design: Rebecca Wright of Graphic Design& reviews a new book tackling the gender imbalance in the design industry.
Gordon Comstock on the Instagram row and why, while money can’t make people like you, an ad agency just might be able to. This Designer’s Life: Daniel Benneworth-Gray becomes a Designer Dad.
Michael Evamy on the lessons for design from The University of California logo row and Paul Belford on a deceptively ‘normal’ Chivas Regal layout which is really rather radical. |