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  • Pomme Chan: Ask yourself, what if?

    Interview

    Pomme Chan: Ask yourself, what if?

    How the Thai illustrator is becoming fashion’s favourite fabric designer

    Having dabbled in everything from interior design to advertising, Thai illustrator Pomme Chan is now taking her place as fashion’s favourite fabric designer
  • Human After All opens its doors

    Interview

    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”
  • Studio Dumbar: Dutch by design

    Interview

    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
  • Mega Design: Creating culture

    Interview

    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
  • Sagmeister & Walsh: Laid bare

    Interview

    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
  • Owen Gildersleeve: Paper cuts

    Interview

    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
  • Yuko Shimizu: Carving her own niche

    Interview

    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
  • mcbess

    Interview

    mcbess

    Step inside his weird and wonderful world

    Charlotte Rivers steps inside the weird and wonderful world of illustrator and character creator Matthieu Bessudo, aka mcbess
  • 24 hours with Jonathan Barnbrook

    Interview

    24 hours with Jonathan Barnbrook

    We dive into the mind of the VirusFonts and Barnbrook studio founder

    Garrick Webster dives into the mind of the VirusFonts and Barnbrook studio founder, for a day considering politics, psychology and the odd bit of design inspiration too
  • Interview

    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.
  • Domani Studios: The art of technology

    Interview

    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
  • Sawdust

    Interview

    Sawdust

    Leading the way with experimental typography and clean, clear communication

    Since its inception in 2006, this young London studio has been leading the way with experimental typography and clean, clear communication
  • David Ellis: Why Not Associates Andy Altmann,

    Interview

    Why Not Associates

    David Ellis and Andy Altmann, two of the three founders of the legendary London studio, tell Mark Penfold why it works to play the wild card.
  • Paula Scher

    Interview

    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.
  • Lotta Nieminen: Finnish lines

    Interview

    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
  • Kate Moross, Graphic designer Interview

    Interview

    Kate Moross

    The UK creative on the never-say-die approach that’s won her global acclaim

    Rob Carney chats to the highly ambitious UK creative about why failure is great and how 2011 brought her the biggest commission of her life.
  • David Carson

    Interview

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

    Interview

    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
  • Rebel8, joshy D & Mike Giant

    Interview

    Rebel8

    A passion for tattoos, graffiti, metal and hip hop

    Joshy D and Mike Giant share a passion for tattoos, graffiti, metal and hip hop. They tell Garrick Webster how this shapes their streetwear
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