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  Hoss Gifford

  Always insightful, frequently funny and occasionally controversial, Hoss Gifford talks to Mark Penfold about Flash, the future and getting over second album syndrome.

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  Erik Natzke

  One of the pioneers of generative art, Erik Natzke is a hero within the Flash community and beyond. Garrick Webster asks him about his career, coding, interactivity, bird nests and his latest projects

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  Profile: PetPunk

  The Lithuanian capital is in the middle of a cultural resurgence. Charlotte West talks to Vilnius-based illustration and motion graphics studio PetPunk about bringing its Soviet past together with its European future

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  Iain Tait

  Despite picking up a ninth Webby Award in June, interactive agency Poke is in no danger of resting on its laurels. Co-founder Iain Tait tells Nick Carson why it's crucial to keep taking creative risks.

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  Mark Verhaagen

  How do you define your art style? Mark Verhaagen calls his a "smooth digital gradient extravaganza." Dean Evans finds out exactly what that means.

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  The Neighbourhood

  What happens when four architects with creative leanings form a cutting-edge digital agency? Tom Dennis heads to The Neighbourhood to find out

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  Tea Time

  Sebastián Litmanovich, founder of Barcelona-based Tea Time Studio, tells Rob Carney how he combines the perfect ingredients to create stunning branding and logo designs.

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  Brendan Dawes

  "I think that process of cutting things together is still evident in a lot of my work. I'm more about scissors than pencils."Tom Dennis sits down with the interactive prophet to find out what makes him tick.

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  tokidoki

  What's it like to be an Italian illustrator with a Japanese soul? Dean Evans talks to legendary character designer Simone Legno about the essence of tokidoki.

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  Profile: Interbrand

  Visuals are just half the picture for worldwide branding agency Interbrand, as Graeme Aymer finds out.

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  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.

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  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.

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  Profile: Hi-ReS!

  The most successful projects are all about good timing, says Hi-ReS!'s Florian Schmitt. Sometimes it's better to be the tortoise than the hare. Graeme Aymer finds out more about the London studio challenging tradition.

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  Q&A: Carolina Melis

  Sardinian-born Carolina Melis trained as a dancer and choreographer before specialising in illustration and animation. As a result, her work now reflects the grace and fluidity of dance.

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  Profile: Swifty

  "I'm not an Erik Spiekermann type who can spend years and years and years perfecting an ampersand."Type fanatic Swifty talks to Ed Ricketts about independence, boredom, and his pioneering acid jazz style...

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  Profile: Marguerite Sauvage

  She can capture character with just a few simple lines, and her eye for clever graphic elements is exemplary. No wonder French illustrator Marguerite Sauvage is in demand with the ever-restless fashion world.

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  Profile: Airside

  Three London freelancers joined forces in the late 1990s to create Airside; a fun-loving design company renowned for its work across different media and the diverse backgrounds of its members. "The whole thing about us," they tell Adrian Sandiford,"is having an idea and a story to tell"

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  Profile: Red Bee

  Red Bee Media, formerly BBC Broadcast, is a multi-disciplined agency that encompasses design and technology while producing top quality work for all the major UK broadcasting channels. Michael Burns finds out more about the creative powerhouse.

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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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  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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