Podcast appearances and mentions of Malika Favre

In this episode, we're tackling the epidemic of copying in the creative industry. Whether you're the copied or the copier, originality is a constant battle for creatives. We're exploring the emotional and practical impacts of being ripped off. Malika Favre, globally renowned French artist, is arguably one of the most copied creatives of the past decade. She shares her journey from anger to legal action, and how it has impacted her business. Lifting the lid on what it looks like (and can cost) to go after copycats.Tyler Hendy, design lead at New Commercial Arts and creative on the recently controversial Nationwide rebrand, recounts how the industry responded to his work. Sharing learnings from that experience, both in his creative process and how work is presented online.Ultimately, we try to unpick how to best defend your ideas and your style, and if the elusive search for originality is achievable. Credits —Stories: Rita Juárez / Louise Lockhart @theprintedpeanut Mentions: Mot3l / M&S / Daren Thomas Magee @fakefunwow Small print: The Red Hand Files - https://www.theredhandfiles.com/originality-hard-to-obtain/AOI resources - https://theaoi.com/resources/copyright/AOI ‘Keep your copyright campaign - https://theaoi.com/campaigning/campaigns/consultations-blocks-2/keep-your-copyright/Sponsored by Lucky Dip (luckydip.studio)Get in touch hello@thendapodcast.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'Color Theory & Shadows' with Malika Favre

This month's guest is French artist Malika Favre.And even though she speaks perfect English, we hesitated and finally decided to do the interview in French. Because it's her mother tongue — and so that her mother, Ouisa, could actually listen to one of her daughter's podcasts for once ! So I thought it would be nice to add a bonus in English for non French speakers, with a quick recap of our conversation.• You might not know Malika Favre's name — but you have most likely come across her illustration work over the internet, billboards, books and/or magazines.Famous for her Pop Art meets Op Art bold style, she has already done a dozen of covers for The New Yorker — the ultimate goal for all illustration artists — ; the poster of the 2017 edition of the Montreux Jazz Festival — the ultimate goal for all jazz fans — ; dozens of covers for Penguin Books, editorial work for Vogue, and even 2 art books published by Counterprint.  • • We addressed many subjects including: starting a career as an artist; why and how to choose your agent(s); copycats; building a reputation; building a community; collaborating with cool people and great brands; workload and time-management.• What's next?Never stop drawing.Make more objects. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Dans cet épisode, on voyage jusqu'à Barcelone pour rendre visite à Malika Favre. Artiste française qui a lancé sa carrière à Londres et y a vécu pendant plus de 15 ans, Malika a eu envie de se rapprocher du soleil et des couleurs du Sud il y a quelques années. Son appartement est à son image : chaleureux, accueillant, graphique et coloré.  •  Depuis qu'elle a commencé à dessiner, enfant, Malika n'a jamais arrêté. À l'intersection entre le Pop Art et le Op Art (Optical Art, art optique), son style est tellement identifiable que l'on connaît forcément son travail — même si l'on a parfois du mal à mettre son nom sur ses illustrations. •  Elle collabore avec les plus grandes marques, les plus grandes éditions, mais c'est à travers le prisme des rencontres que l'on a abordé cet entretien.  Car comme elle le dit si bien, on parle souvent des projets que l'on a réalisés, mais on a tendance à oublier de parler des gens avec qui on a travaillé. •  •  Et si j'ai choisi de déroger à la règle du 15 de chaque mois pour ce nouvel épisode, c'est tout simplement parce que le 14 décembre, c'est son anniversaire. Alors happy birthday Malika, et merci pour ta générosité ! Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

In this podcast I have interviewed dozens of accomplished artists and creatives to basically answer one valuable question “How did they get where they are?”. Now, while we prepare for all the greatness that is coming on season 3, I'm releasing these special recap episode which features some of the best moments of season 2 in one place, so you can always dig deeper an go listen to one of these episodes. For the full list of the guests featured today see the episode description, right below where you press play in your podcast app or as usual you can head to martinaflor.com/podcast and find all the details there.

Bienvenidos a este nuevo episodio de Maldita Moda Club. Hoy conoceremos a Demano, una marca de upcycling de bolsos que para mí es perfecta! Hablamos con Marcela Manrique una de sus fundadoras y diseñadora. Cuando una marca tiene como base el upcycling, trabajo justo porque sus productos son desarrollados en talleres de cercanía, en Barcelona, generando una economía local, apoyando el trabajo de mujeres, un crecimiento sostenido de 23 años, y además el mensaje en sus productos y el diseño es bellísimo, estamos hablando de una marca perfecta!! De todo esto hablamos con Marcela, arquitecta, colombiana, que de casualidad se topó con banners de Barcelona, y decidió regalarle a su amiga un bolso con ese material, confeccionado en una máquina de su casa. Generó impacto al momento cero. !! Y así una historia que sigue dando que hablar, con banners épicos, como es el caso de los recientes realizados por Malika Favre, artista francesa, reconocida mundialmente. ¡¡Conozcan esta bella marca Demano!! https://demano.net/es/ IG https://www.instagram.com/demanobcn/ Gracias Marcela por la genial charla!! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mi nombre es Paola y desde Barcelona compartimos historias de vida, de moda, y de rock and roll! @malditamodaclub @paolacirelli. Se parte del CLUB de los revolucionarios! entre todos cambiaremos el curso de la historia. Este Podcast Maldita Moda Club se realiza de todo corazón. Gracias :D

Malika Favre is a French artist based in Barcelona. Her bold, minimal style – often described as Pop Art meets OpArt – is a striking lesson in the use of positive/negative space and colour. Her unmistakable style has established her as one of Europe’s most sought after graphic artists. Malika’s clients include The New Yorker, Vogue, BAFTA, Sephora and Penguin Books, amongst many others. www.malikafavre.com

In this episode of Open Studio Martina Flor and her guest Malika Favre (@malikafavre) discuss about doing what feels easy, making good money as an artist, being famous, going viral and choosing a city to thrive. Detailed show notes: martinaflor.com/podcast

Hablamos con Malika de sus inicios en Londres, de cómo empezó a trabajar para The New Yoker y también hablamos del cartel de La Mercè 2021.

- ¿Se acerca el fin del aborto en EE. UU.? - Ley rider al rescate de los repartidores - Botellón: un fenómeno fuera de control - Malika Favre pone guapa a La Mercè - Su perro le quiere, pero… ¿entiende sus intenciones?

Best of MTC: Malika Favre - Color Theory/Shadowswww.MeettheCreatives.orghttps://linktr.ee/meetthecreativesny 

Malika Favre is a French artist currently based in Barcelona. Malika’s works are incredibly popular thanks to their instantly recognisable style which focuses on light, shadow and the negative space to create bold yet minimal works. In our conversation Malika talks about her love for both maths and the arts, she recalls her move to London, the start of her career at Airside and her first freelance alphabet project. We also dive deep into Malika’s philosophy around freedom and creativity with plenty of advice on how to follow your heart and shape a fulfilling creative career.   See Malika's work at www.malikafavre.com This episode was presented by Justyna Green. Follow Justyna on Instagram. Music and production support by James Green.    To get new weekly On Design podcast episodes directly in your inbox, sign up to our newsletter at https://ondesignpodcast.com/newsletter.

Cellist Natalie Raney shares her inner fascination with illustration and points out a few of her favorite illustrators (Olimpia Zagnoli, Malika Favre, Ori Toor, to name a few.) For more information on Natalie's projects visit www.natalieraneycello.com Support this podcast at www.patreon.com/haydnmusicstand and follow us @haydnmusicstand Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1iFJSHos3tN6kQid0BRqiN?si=bwOA9EynTJic7zBk0xDp6A --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/haydnmusicstand/support

MBF's Glenn chats with artist & illustrator Malika Favre from her home in Barcelona. You can see more of Malika's work on malikafavre.com Music by Daste via Mammal Sounds - mammalsounds.com

For this episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing the incredible French artist Malika Favre. Malika is as one of the most sought-after graphic artists in the UK with renown clients including The New Yorker, Vogue, BAFTA and Penguin Books, amongst many others. She uses positive and negative space to create bold, minimal artwork– often described as Pop Art meets OpArt. Like me, Malika was born in Paris and during our conversation, we reminisce about what it was like growing up in France and how it influenced her in both her creative work and her life.As per usual we go through her career – how she left Paris to continue her university studies in the UK and how her artwork was influenced by working at top agencies in London. Malika says the recipe for her success is down to her positive work values. From determining when she is at her most productive, in her case it’s all about waking up late, to prioritising work that fulfils her and most importantly ensuring she doesn’t burn out – an experience she knows all too well. She also describes the fascinating process behind her artwork, how she is able to reduce complex briefs from her clients into something visually simple, yet striking with a clear message. You’ll hear from the excitement in our voices just how enjoyable this conversation was, and I really hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

Jon Cockley is the co-founder of Handsome Frank illustration and animation agency, representing artists such as Jean Jullien, Malika Favre and Tom Haugomat among many others. In our conversation, we talk about Jon's journey to co-founding the agency and how they work with art directors, advertising agencies and everybody in between. We also talk about current trends in illustration and advertising and Jon offers top tips for new illustrators. Presented by Justyna Green Produced by James Green

Throwback Thursday - Malika Favre on Color Theory/Shadowswww.Linktr.ee/MeettheCreativesNY

In this episode, I chat with illustrator and commercial artist Thomas Danthony about his creative career path, his beautifully pared-down work and his creative process.About this EpisodeThomas Danthony (IG; Web; Shop) is a French illustrator and artist based in Barcelona and London. Thomas’ striking work uses a limited but cohesive color palette and clever composition and lighting to convey a mood or idea. Over the years, Thomas has become famous and won awards for his commercial work alternating big commercial campaigns with clients like Magnum and Hennessy with some editorial work for the New York Times and a healthy dose of personal projects. Thomas has also been developing his painting to emulate the way he works digitally which is very precise and using layers in Photoshop. Currently Thomas is represented by the prestigious London based agency Handsome Frank, which also represents a number of other talented artists like Malika Favre and Thibaud Herem. He also works with the Paris based agency Tiphaine on French projects.In this conversation we talk about:how Thomas shifted focus from industrial and furniture design to illustrationhow Thomas used personal projects to attract commercial clients and get agentswhy Thomas believes using the tools "the wrong way" helped develop his distinct stylehow Thomas deals with perfectionismhow Thomas navigates client relationshipswhy Thomas has a set routine for his workdayshow climbing lets Thomas unwind and disconnect from his workWe also talk about an important gallery show that Thomas is organizing with 50 artists to help preserve endangered lands called Touchwood. You can find out more about the event here.Comprehensive Show Notes:Episode Show NotesSupport the ShowThank you for listening to Illustration Hour. As you might know, the show currently doesn't have any sponsors.Each episode takes a tremendous amount of time, effort and some money to produce. I do all of that work myself. So, if you want to support the show, please consider doing one (or all!) of these things:Subscribe to the show's weekly newsletter Art ClubLeave the show a review and rating on Apple Podcasts (formely iTunes)Sign up for a free trial of Skillshare for 2 months of free access using this link (I earn a commission for everyone that signs up and you do not need to pay for Skillshare at the end of your trial). Skillshare is amazing and you'll be able to check out tons of great courses on illustration and design as a thank you.Share the show and the newsletter with others!Thank you for helping me continue to make the show possible.Follow the podcast:Our WebsiteTwitterInstagramNewsletter AKA Art ClubResource LibraryFollow Julia:WebsiteInstagramBehanceSkillshare

Isaac finds design inspiration from Malika Favre as a result of a lost web design job. He and Evan discuss Coldplay, Muse, and Radiohead in an effort to roadmap the journey of an expert.

Best of MTC: Malika Favre, Illustrator/Designer www.Linktr.ee/MeettheCreativesNY

Tiffany Parra, Recruiting Coordinator at LinkedIn Tiffany's Links: https://www.instagram.com/tiffanyparra_/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/tiffanyparra/ https://www.instagram.com/flexwithfood/?hl=en Meet the Creatives seeks to bridge the gap between entry-level creatives and top talent from companies like Google, Facebook, Nike, VaynerMedia, Airbnb, Twitter, Huge, Pentagram, Adobe and more. Meet the Creatives has over 200,000 downloads in over 65 countries. It has featured guests including Paula Scher, Debbie Millman, Malika Favre, Seth Godin, Michael Beirut, Jon Contino and more! Learn more - www.Linktr.ee/MeettheCreativesNY Tiffany's Podcast 'Work in Progress' - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/work-in-progress/id1358146305?mt=2

En el programa de hoy les trajimos a Malika Favre, diseñadora e ilustradora francesa y tuvimos el especial con las mejores rolas de los 2000.

En el programa de hoy les trajimos a Malika Favre, diseñadora e ilustradora francesa y tuvimos el especial con las mejores rolas de los 2000.

For this week’s podcast, we visited artist and illustrator Malika Favre at her home studio in east London, where we talked agents, favourite clients and deadlines that range from four hours to two weeks. From editorial to advertising, she’s worked for the likes of Vogue, BAFTA, Penguin Books and her favourite client: The New Yorker, for whom she’s just designed her fifth cover. Working to a fluctuating time scale that can range from a couple of hours for a last-minute cover, to two weeks for a pre-planned theme, it’s fair to say that she’s since mastered the art of working at lightning speed. Originally from Paris, Malika grew up in a creative family, but her career started out on a distinctly different path – studying physics and maths. Soon realising it wasn’t for her, she went on to complete a BA in graphic design before moving to London. Ahead of her new show, ‘Le Crazy’ at the Outline Editions Gallery, we caught up with the Parisian-born, London-based illustrator to find out more about the journey that led her to set up on her own. Lecture in Progress is an online resource that inspires and informs the next generation of creatives by providing practical advice and day-to-day insight into the industry. This podcast series features creatives sharing what they do and how they got to where they are. This episode of Creative Lives was was presented by Indi Davies and the producer was Ivor Manly. Lecture in Progress is made possible by the support of a number of brand patrons – they include GF Smith, Squarespace and The Paul Smith Foundation. Check out lectureinprogress.com for more details.

'Best of' Malika Favre - Color Theory/Shadows

On this episode of Meet the Creatives, I meet Malika Favre. We talk about her unique style, color theory, copyright infringement, how to get recognized as an entry-level illustrator and much more! Music: Like Today, Falco Benz Subscribe on iTunes ► https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/meet-the-creatives/id1252503888?mt=2 Subscribe on YouTube ► https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtb7w0TeVHdGGJ4KK5F3aZg/videos Follow on Medium ► https://medium.com/@rob_86719 Rob Johnston is a New York based Designer whose work focuses on brand growth through digital, print and environmental design. He is also the founder of Meet the Creatives; a podcast which seeks to bridge the gap between entry-level Designers and top creatives from companies like Google, Facebook, Nike, Airbnb, Pentagram and more. Learn more about Rob ► www.RobJohnston.Design www.MeettheCreatives.Design www.RobJohnston.Design www.Facebook.com/MeettheCreatives www.Twitter.com/MeettheCreative

On this episode of Meet the Creatives, I meet Malika Favre. We talk about her unique style, color theory, copyright infringement, how to get recognized as an entry-level illustrator and much more!

In the second part of the mental health and creativity special, I'm talking to a range of people in the arts about what their creativity provides on a more human level. We're dropping the client lists, the awards and the shiny Instagram profiles and exploring the mind and soul, how it can be enriched by the act of creating something from nothing. I'm joined by Illustrator Malika Favre, musician, DJ, producer Dirty Freud, painter Ray Richardson, poet Mark Mace Smith, artist Angela Morris-Winmill and two-piece hard rock band The Hyena Kill. Please share your thoughts on the show at @arrestallmimics and tell us about your thoughts on the matter, or experiences. It's a big one for open discussion, we need to get this conversation loud and roaring. http://malikafavre.com/ http://www.rayrichardson.co.uk/ https://www.facebook.com/citizenmacepoet http://www.angelamorriswinmill.com/ https://www.facebook.com/DirtyFreud/ http://thehyenakill.com

There are few bigger names in the ruthless worlds of contemporary art and illustration than Malika Favre. Paris raised, London based, Malika joins me for the 50th episode of Arrest All Mimics to discuss her inspiring journey so far. Malika's distinct style, utilising beautiful colour palettes and digital techniques to their fullest, has been seen in The New Yorker, Penguin Books, Vogue, The BAFTAs among many other high profile clients. But as ever, Arrest All Mimics is built on insights and storytelling, pulling back the curtain to show that every person has a unique journey and set of life experiences that can be drawn upon to form an individual and striking creative identity. Obsession, sexuality, openness and fantasy are just a few of the topics covered with a lady who continues to build a well-earned reputation as one of the best in the business! Get your feedback, suggestions and thoughts over to @arrestallmimics on Twitter as we gear up for another 50 episodes of creative innovation and original thinking. http://malikafavre.com/ - Malika official https://www.instagram.com/malikafavre/ - Malika Instagram https://twitter.com/malikafavre - Malika Twitter http://handsomefrank.com/ - Malika's agency, Handsome Frank

Malika Favre is a French artist based in London. Her unmistakable style has established her as one of the UK’s most sought after graphic artists. Malika’s clients include The New Yorker, Vogue, BAFTA, Sephora and Penguin Books, amongst many others. We talk illustration, animation, business and Burlesque. BXFTYS Audio created our theme tune. Research and show notes by Max Taylor. Edit advice by Alex Widdowson. Presented by Sam Taylor and Tim McCourt. Malika Favre Links: http://malikafavre.com/ http://insta.malikafavre.com/ https://twitter.com/malikafavre http://shop.malikafavre.com/ Show Notes: Airside https://vimeo.com/airside Kamasutra http://malikafavre.com/kama-sutra Nexus (Where Malika used to be repped as an animation director) http://nexusproductions.com/ Malika’s animation https://vimeo.com/malikafavre Malika’s illustration agent http://www.handsomefrank.com/ The Association of Illustrators http://www.theaoi.com/ Budweiser campaign http://malikafavre.com/lady-liberty https://www.instagram.com/p/BGl-mfxOEuC/?taken-by=malikafavre Hide and Seek solo exhibition http://malikafavre.com/hide-seek Aldo commission (off the back of Hide and Seek http://malikafavre.com/poolside Carluccio’s commission http://malikafavre.com/christmas-in-bologna The Crazy Horse http://www.lecrazyhorseparis.com/en/homepage/ Pick Me Up http://pickmeup.somersethouse.org.uk/#/ Canary Island project http://malikafavre.com/on-the-draw Malika’s shop http://shop.malikafavre.com/ Bafta project http://malikafavre.com/the-big-reveal Lay's packet redesign http://design.pepsico.com/lays.php?v=58#section2 Malika ended up doing TWO! New Yorker covers http://malikafavre.com/page-turner http://malikafavre.com/intheshade