The Legend Series
This issue is the first in a four part 'legend series' that profiles the work of some of the most influential graphic designers of the 20th century.
We're kick starting the series with the perhaps understated British designer Ken Garland. We met Ken in his London based studio, where he reflected upon his commercial clients and design for social and political causes.
Also in this issue we find out how a small town in Yorkshire is becoming a creative hotspot, and how a student from St. Martins college of Art and Design is gaining the attention of fellow designers by re-inventing Maya Hieroglyphics.
Now updated weekly!
Expose is now updated weekly with interviews offering insight into the life, influences and process of some of the most talented creatives of the moment.
This week we interview Nate Williams about his latest personal piece entitled 'We Don’t Need Another Anti-Hero', based upon neo-conservative influence from the United States. Born in Argentina, Nate now lives and works in Buenos Aires as an illustrator. Nate describes his style as being like a sponge with attention deficit disorder.
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Our latest feature, 'news', is a weekly round up of interesting mini articles on things that have caught our attention that week.
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This week’s news post includes upcoming events from BD4D in London, the 'WLT' conference in Huddersfield, Yorkshire, news on a new animation to be released at the Cannes Film Festival and an insightful report on Banksy in the New Yorker.
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Contribute' is a new campaign from Streetgraphic which aims to encourage participation and drive conversation within our community. We're sending out creative briefs in the post with a one-word stimulus. All we ask is that you interpret that word visually and send it back to us.
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Transition-coming soon!
Streetgraphic's first competition is now accepting entries based around a brief entitled 'transition'. The winner stands to win a series of design books.