Owen Gildersleeve: Paper cuts
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
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Watson & Company: Perfect partners
New York studio Watson & Company takes a collaborative approach to art direction that’s really paying dividends -
Sawdust
Since its inception in 2006, this young London studio has been leading the way with experimental typography and clean, clear communication -
24 hours with Jonathan Barnbrook
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 -
Computer Arts 200: Steve Caplin
1995's king of digital photomontage gets the profile treatment in the first issue of Computer Arts -
Computer Arts 200: Dave McKean
In another article from the very first issue of Computer Arts, Dave McKean talks us through a couple of CD-ROM projects
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