Who's doing what in the world of commercial creativity.
D&AD Impact has chosen its winners, announced at the D&D Impact presentation event in New York. 32 Pencils were awarded for products, initiatives and campaigns from around the world that are addressing some of the …
“As individuals, companies and an industry we are going to be forced to make decisions about which side of history we want to be on in the climate emergency - and those choices are going …
In a couple of weeks (November 1 if all goes according to plan), Tim Lindsay will move his encyclopaedic knowledge of the creative industries and their people into the chairman role at D&AD and Patrick …
The work that wowed the world’s top creatives this year. The work that is shifting culture and shaping global narratives. It’s all in one book and it’s available. D&AD has launched its 57th Annual today, …
D&AD has chosen its 54 Ones to Watch from the students and graduates entered into this year’s D&AD New Blood Awards. They span disciplines such as Illustration, branding, design, animation, digital and ideas. The D&AD New …
You can enter D&AD Impact to be applauded for doing work that achieves something positive for the planet and its people (read:us). Or you can enter for the global exposure. Winning work will be exhibited …
173 Pencils were handed out to young talent during the D&AD New Blood Festival in London this weekend. 3 Black, 4 White, 29 Yellow, 42 Graphite and 95 Wood Pencil winners were chosen from more …
D&AD Impact doesn’t only award advertising. It awards creative ideas that drive positive change in the world. Sometimes, that IS advertising. D&AD believes that being creative drives business value. But D&AD Impact’s scope is broader. …
If you’re trying to break into the creative industries, The New Blood Festival is the place to be in July. 4,000 industry professionals from leading advertising agencies, design groups and brands visit the Festival, looking …
D&AD doesn’t just say that it believes the creative industries should be accessible to everyone, no matter where they come from. For the last four years, it has been doing something tangible – and very …
Amie Snow grew up in a poorer part of inner London. She landed a job at Ogilvy UK via a creative internship - a deliberate reroute from a career with the Metropolitan Police. So far, …
Sulaiman Khan has taken on the challenge of changing how people view creativity and disability through the organisation he founded, ThisAbility Limited. His goal is nothing less than for disabled creatives to change the culture …