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  Human After All opens its doors

  New agency sets out to work with “smart people at progressive organisations”

  The new creative agency from the directors of The Church of London sets out to work with “smart people at progressive organisations”

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  Studio Dumbar: Dutch by design

  Studio Dumbar's Netherlands roots have helped shape Dutch design for over three decades

  With outposts in China and Korea, Studio Dumbar is truly international – but its Netherlands roots have also helped shape Dutch design for over three decades

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  Domani Studios: The art of technology

  Domani Studios thrives on concrete client relationships and cutting-edge technology

  Whether creating apps or building global platforms, Domani Studios thrives on concrete client relationships and cutting-edge technology

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  Yuko Shimizu: Carving her own niche

  The Japanese-born artist shows there’s no set route for success

  From Tokyo PR girl to one of New York’s finest illustrators, Japanese-born artist Yuko Shimizu shows there’s no set route for success

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  Mega Design: Creating culture

  Danish design consultancy Mega Design’s aim is to get people talking

  Whether it’s designing a newspaper or branding a clothing line, Danish design consultancy Mega Design’s aim is to get people talking

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  Darren McPherson: Passionate about the process

  It’s the little details that get designer and art director Darren McPherson out of bed in the morning

  It’s the little details that get designer and art director Darren McPherson out of bed in the morning. We catch up with him in New York

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  Jung/Dynamisch/Sylt: The Thomas design affair

  When Henning Thomas and Thomas Erven created Jung/Dynamisch/Sylt, it was with freedom in mind

  When design duo Henning Thomas and Thomas Erven created Jung/Dynamisch/Sylt, it was with one thing in mind: freedom

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  Mike Kus: Dreaming about design

  Taking the print aesthetic into the world of web design, apps and more

  Freelance designer Mike Kus tells Garrick Webster how he's capitalised on his love of the print aesthetic and taken it into the world of web design, apps and even software development

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  Eskimo Creative: Breaking out of the bubble

  We talk to the Manchester studio's founder, Mark Janson

  Outgoing, talented and always seeking new experiences, Eskimo Creative could almost be a reflection of its Manchester home. We talk to founder Mark Janson

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  Mark Boulton Design: Rapid response

  Mark Boulton Design has been forging ahead in the field of adaptive web design

  Believing that a website is more than a static page, Mark Boulton Design has been forging ahead in the field of adaptive web design

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  Lotta Nieminen: Finnish lines

  After spells at Pentagram and RoAndCo, Lotta Nieminen is going it alone

  Lotta Nieminen is one of the world’s top young creative talents. After spells at Pentagram and RoAndCo, she’s now going it alone in the world of freelance

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  M/M (Paris): The world in their hands

  The co-founders of the iconic studio reflect on their work and intellectual process

  On the release of their long-awaited monograph, the two co-founders of iconic studio M/M (Paris) reflect on their body of work and intellectual process

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  Kelli Anderson: New York state of mind

  From paper record players to interactive cookbooks, Kelli Anderson delights in the element of surprise

  From paper record players to interactive cookbooks, New York creative Kelli Anderson delights in the element of surprise

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  Marnich Associates: Gang of four

  We drop in on a rising star of the Spanish design scene

  Marnich Associates is a rising star of the Spanish design scene. We drop in on the team

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  Hellicar & Lewis

  Interactive work with a simple philosophy: live in the moment

  Be it a 24-hour live event for Coca-Cola or an iPad app used by children on the autistic spectrum, the interactive work produced by this innovative London-based duo champions a simple philosophy: live in the moment

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  Alphabetical: Two’s company

  We meet co-founders Tommy Taylor and Bob Young to discover the secrets of their success

  Alphabetical has won plaudits and high-profile clients ranging from M&S to the Design Museum. We meet co-founders Tommy Taylor and Bob Young to discover the secrets of their success

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  Lee Crutchley: A life illustrated

  Ready to move onwards and upwards from his Quoteskine project

  A penchant for collecting and illustrating quotes has served Lee Crutchley and his Quoteskine book project well. But now he says he’s ready to move onwards and upwards

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  Sagmeister & Walsh: Laid bare

  What their new partnership means for the iconic New York studio

  As the nude portrait announcing their exciting new partnership attests, Stefan Sagmeister and Jessica Walsh would do anything for design. They reveal what the news means for their iconic New York studio

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  Owen Gildersleeve: Paper cuts

  Papercraft creations harking back to an age of hand-crafted labours of love

  In a world dominated largely by digital design, Owen Gildersleeve’s joyous papercraft creations hark back to an age of hand-crafted labours of love

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  Form: Perfectly formed

  Paula Benson and Paul West talk to Computer Arts

  With a great track record in music, events branding and designing high quality books, Form is celebrating 21 years as one of London's most vibrant studios

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  Watson & Company: Perfect partners

  A collaborative approach to art direction that’s really paying dividends

  New York studio Watson & Company takes a collaborative approach to art direction that’s really paying dividends

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