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  • Matt Pyke

    Interview

    Matt Pyke

    "We like working in unusual new formats; it might be the video wall in the Nokia store, video ringtones, a gallery wall, a pavement or whatever." Garrick Webster talks to Universal Everything's Matt Pyke.
  • Sopp Collective

    Interview

    Sopp Collective

    Think of a collective and you usually picture a group of artists working together in one space. But for Sopp, it means working across different continents and time zones, as well as musical genres. By Laura Matless.
  • Form

    Interview

    Form

    London-based studio Form has established a reputation for great design on music industry briefs, working with huge bands and winning awards. interviews the founders Paula Benson and Paul West.
  • Stefan Sagmeister

    Interview

    Stefan Sagmeister

    " I'm looking for an emotional response that comes less from idea-based work and more from formal, visceral and style-based designs." Garrick Webster speaks to the influential Stefan Sagmeister.
  • Profile: Accept & Proceed

    Interview

    Profile: Accept & Proceed

    "A lot of the processes I've set up are intended to counteract the bad experiences I've had; they're there to reassure clients." David Johnston on what he's learnt since setting up Accept & Proceed.
  • Profile: Bleed

    Interview

    Profile: Bleed

    Oslo-based graphic design agency Bleed has attracted clients and admirers far beyond the fjords and mountains of Norway. With Pepsi, Diesel, Deutsche Bank and IKEA among a growing list of clients, Nick Spence discovers the rewards of working at the cutting edge.
  • Profile: TAXI

    Interview

    Profile: TAXI

    An international agency with a design pedigree, TAXI prides itself on producing arresting solutions for all its clients, be they telecoms giants or underdogs in the cosmetics game. Mark Penfold discovers the secrets behind the agency's success.
  • Profile: MWM Graphics

    Interview

    Profile: MWM Graphics

    "Black-and-white is timeless, sexy and cold" believes Matt Moore. With a lifelong love of the medium, this designer is pushing the boundaries of monochrome work, as Ed Ricketts finds out.
  • Profile: Trevor Jackson

    Interview

    Profile: Trevor Jackson

    "Losing colour forces you to attract the viewer using only good concepts and powerful imagery." Multi-talented music producer and designer Trevor Jackson tells Vicki Atkinson.
  • Profile: Matei Apostolescu

    Interview

    Profile: Matei Apostolescu

    "Inspiration is about having the courage to explore the world, and especially the processes that take place in your own mind." Romania-based artist Matei Apostolescu tells Ed Ricketts about his journey.
  • Emily the Strange

    Interview

    Emily the Strange

    She's definitely not boring, she's Strange. Rob Reger, the designer behind Emily the Strange, talks about the evolution of an underground icon.
  • Profile: North Kingdom

    Interview

    Profile: North Kingdom

    The tiny city of Skellefteå, in the extreme north of Sweden is an unlikely place to find one of the world's foremost web design agencies, and yet it is the spiritual home for the award-winning North Kingdom. Joe Russ goes on an Arctic expedition to investigate.
  • Profile: Pete Fowler

    Interview

    Profile: Pete Fowler

    "Jumping back to the world of humans gives me distance to think about the other things I do." Pete Fowler talks about life on and off Monsterism Island.
  • Profile: Jo Ratcliffe

    Interview

    Profile: Jo Ratcliffe

    "I have eureka moments in the middle of the night." admits Jo Ratcliffe. From illustrating Sindy for Marvel Comics to drawing real-life supermodels and designing for leading fashion labels, this artist's career isn't short of breakthroughs!
  • Profile: Critica

    Interview

    Profile: Critica

    Motion graphics, typography, 3D rendering, live action, cel animation... it's all in a day's work for this award-winning Singapore studio.
  • Q&A: Rob Cordiner

    Interview

    Q&A: Rob Cordiner

    The city of Hobart in the Australian state of Tasmania seems an unlikely place for a fertile creative design scene, but it's the spiritual home to designer and typographer Rob Cordiner and the Hellavate collective. So why have they moved to London?
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