Annie Atkins
Nationality : British Years worked : 2000s - present Education : University College Dublin Studio : Annie Atkins & Co.
“Designers always want to fix something, but it is thanks to human mistakes that the world remains unique. Reality is more interesting than what we materialize. Imagination cannot compare to real, living design history. And in fact, when starting something new, we never start from scratch."
Most graphic designers create artistic and editorial content for websites, brands, exhibitions and publications, but Dublin-based designer Annie Atkins is more interested in combining graphics and film. She's already made a name for herself in Hollywood by creating incredibly realistic banknotes for The Grand Budapest Hotel, political banners for Isle of Dogs and fake passports for Spy Island.
Atkins has worked with Wes Anderson and Steven Spielberg, and her film-inspired designs include stunningly beautiful Victorian stamps, Tudor calligraphy and hand-drawn Japanese maps.
Sergey Gurov
Sergey Gurov is an art director, designer from Russia, open to remote collaboration and permanent work in a studio/agency. Lives in St. Petersburg. Possesses skills in developing UI/UX design of adaptive websites and mobile applications for Android and iOS.
Recently, Sergei has become involved in educational activities. It includes brand identification by improving corporate culture and personnel qualifications. Sergey Gurov is a freelancer who is interested in conceptual design.
In his works, the designer often uses techniques of playing with typography. His portfolio will inspire you to minimalism and simplicity of form. Each branding and UI/UX design project is presented in a portfolio with all the details and stages of development.
Sergey Gurov
Sergey Gurov participated in the development of the BrickFinder application, which is intended for children aged 5-12 years. The app helps you find the right Lego pieces using your smartphone camera.
Sergey Gurov
Sergey Gurov
As an example of a conceptual design, see the website for ZARA. Sergey also collaborated with the company, developing the design of a mobile application.
Sergey Gurov
Sergey Gurov
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April Greiman
Nationality : American Years active : 1970s - present Education : Kansas City Art Institute Studio : Made in Space
April Greiman was one of the first designers to use computer programs for graphic design. In fact, she became a true pioneer of digital art. Greiman calls himself a “transmedia artist” who experiments with different formats and tools, from video and photography to architectural installations and typography. She often jumbles letters to give her lettering extra depth and accentuates different elements by partially covering them with masking tape.“Design must seduce, shape and, most importantly, evoke an emotional response.”
Her posters and collages have been exhibited around the world, from MoMA in New York and the Fortuny Museum in Venice to Bordeaux and the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles.
Paula Scher
Nationality : American Years active : 1970s - present Education : Tyler School of Art and Architecture Studio : Pentagram
“The work needs to be transferred from the head to the table, moving from the heart”
https://www.pentagram.com/work/frieze
https://www.pentagram.com/work/cecily-brown-at-blenheim-palace
https://www.pentagram.com/work/cecily-brown-at-blenheim-palace
https://www.pentagram.com/work/cecily-brown-at-blenheim-palace
https://www.pentagram.com/work/cecily-brown-at-blenheim-palace
From her earliest years in the business, Paula Cher was never afraid to change the rules of an industry run by men. She further cemented her reputation as an innovator and trailblazer when she became the first female partner at design consultancy Pentagram in 1991.
Paula Scher is also known for her love of mixing Art Deco, Russian Constructivism and graffiti styles into her work, creating bold typography that very often forms the basis of her work. To this day, Cher remains one of the main personalities in the design world, and her portfolio includes dozens of large cases for world-class clients, including Microsoft, The Sundance Institute, Coca-Cola, The Public Theater in New York, Bloomberg, Lincoln Center, Tiffany & Co., Metropolitan Opera and Citibank.
