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  Q&A: Gary Hustwit

  Next year 'Helvitica' celebrates its 50th birthday and, as a tribute, filmmaker Gary Hustwit has created a movie that celebrates the font's integral role in graphic design in the last half century. Joe Russ finds out more.

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  Profile: Tom Hingston

  Tom Hingston's career in music design has taken in everything from creating flyers for club nights to putting together some of the most memorable cover images of the last few years...

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  Profile: TOCA ME

  Built on the back of a thriving online community and a successful design conference, TOCA ME was set up in 2003 by Nina Schmid and two brothers, Thorsten and Ronald Iberl. Their endeavours across print, web and events focus on bringing people together.

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  Profile: Ninja Tune

  "In today's oversaturated world, people need something strong and identifiable to grab on to in the torrent of media thrown at us 24/7." Kevin Foakes on building a Ninja brand...

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  Q&A: D&AD Students of the Year

  Haino Sakurako and Klaas Diersmann became D&AD Student of the Year award winners for their witty take on MTV's 25th anniversary. Joe Russ caught up with them to celebrate their success and pick up some cooking tips.

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  Profile: Fold7

  The word multidisciplinary is something of an understatement when it comes to describing Fold7. So how does this London-based agency maintain quality while working across so many areas of design? The secret is to always keep your eye on the brand.

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  Q&A: Niko Stumpo

  Joe Russ talks to the prolific Niko Stumpo, aka Abnormal Behavior Child, about his characters, fish-like lips, skateboarding and Hanazuki, his new hybrid studio space and shop.

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  Profile: Mindflood

  In the short while Mindflood has been around, it's built up an enviable reputation for creating imaginative websites laced with fun and good humour. "The thing that ties it together," they tell Jason Arber, "is never taking ourselves too seriously!"

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  Profile: Andrea Tinnes

  Trained in Mainz and LA, this German typographer is inspired by everything from signage and public art to genetics and microscopic organisms.

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  Q&A: Andrew Rae

  This year's D&AD Awards took place at the end of May. Joe Russ talked to illustration category judge Andrew Rae about the show, as well as his life as an illustrator, animator and Peepshow member.

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  Profile: Kapitza

  Having chosen London's East End as the home for their design studio, sisters Nicole and Petra Kapitza are bringing a fresh new approach to book design and typography.

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  FL@33

  Since they met at the RCA in 1999, the multi-lingual, multi-national and multidisciplinary Agathe Jacquillat and Tomi Vollauschek have become designers sans frontières. Mark Penfold meets the design team selling its work, and squirrels, to an international audience.

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  Q&A: Son of Rambo

  When film production duo Hammer and Tongs needed help to promote a -inspired film, they called in Preloaded. Rob Corradi tells us about and the artists who drew.

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  Profile: ID Society

  Integrating strategy, design and technology for a stellar client list, ID Society points the way to the internet's future and, as Mark Penfold discovers, it all comes down to relationships.

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  Profile: James Jarvis

  James Jarvis started his toy empire nearly a decade ago with his Martin character, spawning a universe which collectors fell in love with. On the verge of releasing his latest comic-book project, he tells us his toy story.

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  Q&A: Jan Pinkava

  To mark the opening of a 20-year retrospective of Pixar's work at London's Science Museum, spoke to the Oscar-winning director about his work for the legendary animation studio, and its future in the wake of the recent Disney buyout.

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  Q&A: Hector Ayuso Ros

  The annual OFFF festival takes place in Barcelona in May this year. Computer Arts talked to organiser Hector Ayuso Ros about the event's post-digital creation culture.

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  Profile: Loworks

  By blending influences as diverse as traditional woodcuts and modern pop culture, Japanese design agency Loworks has created a unique aesthetic. Jason Arber peers beneath the kooky artwork and uncovers an active obsession with quality.

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  Profile: 123klan

  You can't stop it. Graffiti is bigger than politics and even bigger than the United Nations. Step aside - 123klan has arrived!

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  Profile: Foreign Office

  It took two years and a change of name, but Notting Hill's most cosmopolitan studio has made the transition from graphic all-rounder to moving image specialist. Mark Penfold asks the three founders about fate, film and the future.

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  Profile: iLovedust

  "We've been quite lucky, but there's been a lot of blood, sweat and tears. Not exactly a rags to riches tale, but it's an impressive career so far"

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