Hasta La Ideas

Creative Review’s October issue has features on Jeremy Sinclair, projection mapping, Ars Electronica and James Victore plus over 80 extra pages of beautiful images in our Photography Annual

This year’s Photography Annual is one of our best ever with featured work including James Mollison’s Where Children Sleep project and some fabulous mutts courtesy of Tim Flach.

For the first time this year, the Photography Annual will also be available as an iPhone App. We’ll be posting more on that separately but here’s a taster (also, if you have an iPad, even though the app was designed for the phone, the images are hi-res and can be blown up to look beautiful on the iPad too).

Thanks to our Photography Annual sponsors, Vue

and Happy Finish

In the main part of the issue, our Case Study this month casts a critical eye over Euro RSCG’s Let’s Colour project for Dulux

Our profile subject is Jeremy Sinclair who, as creative director and later chairman has worked with the Saatchi’s for 40 years

Then we have a piece on the impact and future of 3D projection mapping

And a look at how Michael Lejeune and the Creative Services team at LA Metro are attempting to persuade Los Angelenos to use the city’s public transport system

In Crit, Rick Poynor writes on the enduring legacy of Eadweard Muybridge

Jeremy Leslie looks at the importance of type in magazines

Gordon Comstock wonders what will be the long-term effect of crowdsourcing in advertising

David Crowley reviews a new monograph on James Victore

And our new columnist Andy Cameron reports from Ars Electronica

We also have a fantastic Monograph for our subscribers featuring a recently discovered treasure trove of vintage posters at Notting Hill Gate tube station

And we have one final treat for subscribers this month. As last year, each subscriber will receive a static lcing print of o eof the winning images from the Photography Annual courtesy of our friends at Cyberpac. The 22cm square prints can be stuck on any surface, peeled off and put up somewhere else any number of times.

The October issue of Creative Review is on sale from September 23. To subscribe, please go here