Creative Britons
29 Jan 2010
The image above, and over the next few pages, was taken by the photographer and publisher Howard Webster to celebrate the people who are putting advertising at the heart of Creative Britain.
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From selling old-fashioned sweets to working up a sweat, writing novels to inventing football games, there's not a lot that creatives won't turn their hands to outside office hours, Anne Cassidy writes.
The image above, and over the next few pages, was taken by the photographer and publisher Howard Webster to celebrate the people who are putting advertising at the heart of Creative Britain.
Account people and creatives are getting on like never before. Here, five creatives explain how to keep things sweet. John Tylee listens in.
TBWA Payne Stracey has brought in copywriter Steve Bates and art director Mark Stephenson from DMB&B Financial to add to its creative team. Prior to the latest move, the team worked at Wunderman Cato Johnson.
LONDON - Design agency Creative Lynx has appointed Trevor Johnson, one of the UK's foremost authorities in graphic design, as its new creative director.
LONDON - Entire has won three new creative briefs from Freemans, Rodale Books and the People's Dispensary of Sick Animals.
Creative teams are like married couples - they are mutually supportive and in each others' pockets - but they have fewer fights and the bond often lasts longer.
LighterLife, the weight-loss brand, has appointed DraftFCB London to handle its creative account.
Often decried by creative agency stalwarts, the in-house approach has been adopted by brands in a wide range of sectors. How does this work, and how effective can the results be, asks Adam Woods.
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.