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  David Carson

  "It's not about knowing all the gimmicks and photo tricks. If you haven't got the eye, no program will give it to you." Tom Dennis discusses aesthetics with the legendary David Carson.

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  Sam Weber

  Fusing fantasy and reality, crafting his illustrations with both traditional and digital methods, Sam Weber has done everything. Rob Carney caught up with him in his studio.

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  Siggi Eggertsson

  Geometric shapes and curving lines have resulted in a unique style for this young artist. Garrick Webster interviews the rising star of illustration, Siggi Eggertsson.

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  Profile: Burnwater

  The multidisciplinary Burnwater Design Studios is making waves around the world from its island base in the Philippines. Mark Ramshaw reports

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  North Kingdom

  Garrick Webster finds out how technology, attention to detail and long winters have put North Kingdom ahead of the game.

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  John Maeda

  “I see the world’s pendulum swinging back away from technology to something more human, more authentic.” Designer, author and educator John Maeda speaks to Garrick Webster

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  AKQA

  Four key members of AKQA's team talked us through their recent online projects.

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  Profile: Tom Baker

  Paul Wyatt speaks to the up-and-coming animator Tom Baker about his work for TV, games promos and his own Combat Wombat.

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  Paula Scher

  Designer by day, fine artist by nature, Paula Scher's mastery of typography is all self-taught. Vicki Atkinson talks to her about her extensive portfolio of work.

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  Vince Frost

  "Nike and Apple are design companies. In terms of identity we all have a brand, a unique point of difference." Garrick Webster talks to Vince Frost about building Frost Design's unique brand.

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  Profile: Luke Prowse

  "I once read somewhere that the only thing found in pigeonholes is pigeon shit." Rob Carney explores the unconventional yet brilliant mind of Luke Prowse.

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  Marian Bantjes

  With her unique approach to typography and illustration, Canadian maverick Marian Bantjes has captured the attention of the design world. Matt Havercroft tracked her down to her remote island studio to explore her body of work.

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  Profile: Modern Dog

  Seattle's Modern Dog is a small design studio with a big personality. Ed Ricketts discovers how they've brilliantly combined lunacy and creativity for 20 years.

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  Profile: Fallon

  From gorillas to BBC bears, Fallon has a reputation for pushing the limits. Richard Wentk finds out more about head of art Mark Elwood.

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  Nando Costa

  "To some, stereotyped trends are the right answer to getting wide acceptance of a brand in the mass market. But I think they often underestimate the public's taste." Computer Arts editor Garrick Webster interviews Nando Costa.

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  M&C Saatchi

  Graham Fink joined M&C Saatchi as creative director in 2005, after a varied career working at Collett Dickinson Pearce, WCRS, Saatchi & Saatchi and GGT. asks him, and a couple of his team, about working at the award-winning M&C Saatchi agency

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  Profile: Ryan Quincy

  What is it like working on one of the biggest animated shows of all time? Lisa Price catches up with South Park's director of animation, Ryan Quincy.

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  Deanne Cheuk

  "Nature seems to come through in everything. Even when I'm not trying to put it into my work, it sometimes ends up there." Garrick Webster interviews the illustrator, designer, art director and artist Deanne Cheuk.

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  Honey Creative

  Combining experienced designers and branding experts has given Honey Creative a great start, working with superbrands including Harrods and Tesco. Computer Arts Projects talks to its co-founder Doug James

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  Profile: Psyop

  "New York's Psyop is doing the impossible in balancing commercial and creative success." says Dom Hall.

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  Justin Maller

  He loves collaboration, and is a co-founder of the online collective depthCORE. But Justin Maller's solo work is no less of an achievement, as Rob Carney discovers.

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