Rebecca Fulleylove is a Senior Writer at Creative Review. She covers a diverse range of topics including marketing and advertising, arts and entertainment, design, and food and beverages, with a particular focus on graphic design and parenting styles. Rebecca's work has been featured in Creative Review.
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Rebecca Fulleylove's articles predominantly focus on design, content & publishing, and creative industries. Her coverage includes press releases (42%), expert commentary (14%), and event coverage (14%). To effectively reach out to her, consider offering exclusive insights into the latest trends in design, advertising or branding. Providing unique perspectives on the evolving landscape of creative job titles or innovative approaches to visual communication could also capture her interest.
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As audiences become more savvy, beauty brands are entering their “proof era” to win trust
By: Rebecca Fulleylove
The illustrator has transformed the space into an immersive landscape of surreal characters, hidden details and playful storytelling
The brand’s latest campaign with Lola Madrid celebrates the costumes and body paint that arrive with World Cup season
Artifact swaps practical travel tips for personal storytelling. Here, the team behind the publication share how it sits alongside the brand’s wider ambitions
By: Rebecca Fulleylove
Design Bridge and Partners has worked on the identity for The Biscuitorium, a new biscuit-focused retail space at Fortnum & Mason’s Piccadilly flagship
Sports photography is moving away from polished action shots towards imagery shaped by fashion and documentary
Ahead of the 2028 Games, the LA28 design team tell CR about creating a visual identity built to adapt across platforms, audiences and the city itself
The illustrator talks to CR about the changing tastes of brands and clients, and how learning new skills has helped her maintain her freelance practice
Created to launch the brand’s new size 00 nappy, the photography-led work responds to research showing the many overlooked realities facing new parents
Created by T&P, the More Than Toys campaign transforms household products into oversized OOH installations in a bid to broaden perceptions of the Argos brand
