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Across his four-decade-long career in graphic design, Michael Bierut has amassed an impressively robust tally of bold-faced clients. From The New York Times, Saks Fifth Avenue, and the Robin Hood Foundation to Mastercard, the New York Jets, and the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Bierut and his team at the multidisciplinary design firm Pentagram—which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year with a two-volume book from the publisher Unit Editions, and where he has been a partner since 1990—have crafted some of the most unforgettable, standout identities and graphics around. Perhaps most notable in recent years, Bierut devised the unequivocal “H” logo used throughout Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign. Consistently fueled by the sheer delight he finds in design, Bierut is also a co-founder of the website Design Observer, launched in 2003 and among the first online platforms dedicated entirely to design. With everything he creates, Bierut whittles each of his concepts down to its most essential core, ultimately arriving at something that feels both rigorously thought through and inevitable in its simplicity.On this episode of Time Sensitive, Bierut talks with Andrew about the integral practice of keeping notebooks throughout his life; the deep groundedness of his nearly lifelong relationship with his wife and high-school sweetheart, Dorothy Kresz; and why the “why” of design is far more important to him than the “how.”Special thanks to our Season 6 sponsor, L'ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts.Show notes:Michael Bierut01:13:57 Pentagram00:23:28 Design Observer01:23:40 Mastercard logo01:30:44 The Library Initiative01:39:26 How To01:39:59 Pentagram: Living by Design 

On Episode 2 we chat with Adrian Shaugnessy on the vital need for collaboration and adaptation in the time of automation and how that translates to design leadership and authorship. We also talk about book design and the future of this beautiful technology. Check out Adrian’s bio at www.rca.ac.uk/more/staff/adrian-shaughnessy and give Unit Editions a visit to check their books www.uniteditions.com.

In this episode, I talk to Tony Brook, the co-founder and creative director of a British design studio SPIN and an independent publishing venture Unit Editions. We cover topics such as independent publishing, lessons he learned early in his career, SPIN's organization as a design studio, their process for designing visual identity systems, and much more.BiographyTony Brook is the co-founder and creative director of a British design studio SPIN and an independent publishing venture Unit Editions. Founded in 1992, SPIN's small but extremely dedicated team, with Tony as creative director, has received both national and international recognition. They've worked with clients that include Apple, Tate Modern, BBC, Nike, Design Museum, Google, Channel 4, Whitechapel Gallery, and Ministry of Sound, to name a few.In a feature about SPIN on Lectures in Progress, Will Hudson writes: 'Over the last 20 years SPIN have firmly established themselves as one of London's best design studios. Delivering consistently high-quality work across a huge range of clients that span the arts, communication, broadcast, design, electronics, and entertainment sectors as well as application, their portfolio includes identities, books, marketing campaigns, motion graphics, packaging, and websites'.In 2009 Tony co-founded Unit Editions, an independent publishing company. In 2011 he was guest curator of 'Wim Crouwel – A graphic odyssey,' a major retrospective at the Design Museum in London. Also, he's a member of the prestigious Alliance Graphique Internationale, lectures regularly, and is knows as an avid collector of graphic design printed matter.Selected Links From the EpisodeSPINSPIN's InstagramUnit EditionsWim CrouwelAlliance Graphique InternationaleJosef Müller-BrockmannShow NotesIntroduction [00:00]Episode Introduction [00:51]Becoming a Creative Professional [02:54]Advice for Young Designers [12:49]Routines of a Creative Director in a Design Agency [21:15]Challenges on Tony’s Professional Journey [31:51]Short Episode Break – Support the Podcast [42:09]Challenges in the Graphic Design Industry [42:52]Design Is About Opinion [48:58]How to Design a Brand’s Visual Identity [53:41]On Independent Publishing and Unit Editions [01:07:18]How to Be a Better Creative Professional [01:12:33]Episode Outro [01:16:47]Full transcript and more at https://creative.voyage/

Lola Dupré es una artista de collage e ilustradora que actualmente vive cerca de Glasgow, Escocia. Trabajando con papel y tijeras, su cartera hace referencia al movimiento Dada de principios del siglo XX y las manipulaciones digitales de la actualidad. «Cats & Dogs» es una serie que forma parte del proyecto de "retratos caninos y felinos", fantásticos retratos en papel de collage de mascotas. Un trabajo que requiere una precisión increíble y una buena dosis de creatividad. ¡El resultado es divertido, espeluznante y brillante! «Me fascinan los rostros de nuestros animales de compañía, su honestidad y belleza. Quiero continuar este trabajo en el futuro y espero trabajar también con mapaches, vacas, caballos, petirrojos, zorros, erizos, ovejas, oposums y más. »» Clients & Collaborators BURTON Snowboards / California Sunday Magazine / COLORS Magazine / Cult Magazine / Fast Company Magazine / Jordan / Lovewatts - Marvin Magazine / MAXIM Magazine / Monsa Publications / Mutewax Label / Naked Eye Magazine / NEON Germany / New Statesman / New York Magazine / New York Times Magazine / Nike Basketball / Novum Magazine / NUZ Japan / Old Tat Magazine / Penguin Books / Pictoplasma / TIME Magazine / Vogue Portugal / WIRED / Work Magazine Nike —— Studio Culture Now es una guía informativa para establecer, ejecutar y desarrollar un estudio de diseño, lleno de consejos y orientación actualizados para trabajar como diseñador en nuestro mundo cambiante. El libro presenta entrevistas en profundidad con más de 30 de los principales profesionales del mundo, que incluyen &Walsh / Bráulio Amado / Civilization / Studio Rejane dal Bello / DIA Studio / Atelier Dyakova / ÉricandMarie / Formist / Studio Frith / Hansje van Halem / Helmo / Hey Studio / Hubertus / Julia / Zach Lieberman / My Name is Wendy / Neubau / Office of Craig Oldham / OK-RM / Peepshow / Regular Practice / Toko / Vrints Kolsteren En 2009, Unit Editions publicó su primer libro, Studio Culture: The Secret Life of the Graphic Design Studio. Presentó entrevistas con 28 estudios de diseño líderes, todos de diferentes tamaños y actitudes, revelando cómo establecieron y mantuvieron una práctica de diseño exitosa. Este año queremos publicar una edición nueva, más grande y mejor que refleje la cultura de estudio en 2020, y con su apoyo, podemos hacerlo. *Sujeto a cambios. Estudios adicionales también por confirmar. La imagen del estudio que se muestra arriba es Hubertus Design, Zurich El libro Studio Culture Now es una lectura esencial tanto si está comenzando como si está llevando su estudio existente a la siguiente fase de su desarrollo. En el libro, leerá acerca de cómo funciona cada estudio de diseño destacado y qué les permite hacer su mejor trabajo, desde encontrar locales y organizar planes de negocios, hasta conseguir trabajos y trabajar con clientes, además de todo lo demás. También verá los espacios en los que trabajan y parte del trabajo que realizan. A través de entrevistas en profundidad, el libro arroja luz sobre el lado no diseñado de la vida del estudio, incluida la gestión del estudio, proyectos extra-estudio, equilibrando la creatividad con la rentabilidad, contabilidad, contratación, promoción, bienestar y mucho más. Link kickstarter

Wim Crouwel interview — March 31st 2011 by Unit Editions

It's a 'Dave' solo episode, something we rarely do. In this week's show Dave recommends some things to do during this time where we have to stay in and stay safe. But at the same time we can use this opportunity to improve ourselves and the things we are connected too. There's recommendations of tv shows, books, podcasts, DVDs, online learning and more. Let's support each other, share information and experiences. We always give the excuse that we don't have the time - well, now we do and there's no excuse to improve our skillset!The Links - big list!TV AND FILMSABSTRACT - Netflix https://www.netflix.com/title/80057883KODACHROME FILM https://www.netflix.com/watch/80216834HONDROS - https://www.netflix.com/watch/80190924DISNEY PLUS IMAGINEERING - https://www.disneyplus.com/en-gb/series/the-imagineering-story/6ryoXv1e1rWWDISNEY ONE DAY - GARY HUSTWIT FREE MOVIES - https://www.ohyouprettythings.com/freeTHE GENIUS OF DESIGN DVD - https://amzn.to/2Xf4BUuJUST LIKE BEING THERE DVD (US) - https://www.amazon.com/Being-There-Virgil-Entertainment-Shannon/dp/B01GWCCWD2THE MAN BEHIND THE POSTER DVD - https://amzn.to/2JEFPVA 24 X 36 MOVIE ABOUT MOVIE POSTERS - https://amzn.to/2Xd6ctDFINDIN VIVIAN MAIER - https://amzn.to/2JKk4DKTRAININGKELBYONE - https://kelbyone.com PHOTOSHOP TRAINING CHANNEL - https://photoshoptrainingchannel.comDAVE CROSS WORKSHOPS - https://online.davecrossworkshops.comMATT KLOSKOWSKI - https://mattk.comRC CONCEPCION ADOBE BOOK - https://amzn.to/2RiBzzsRC CONCEPCION ROCKY NOOK - https://rockynook.com/author-info/rafael-concepcion-10165/SKILLSHARE AARON DRAPLIN DESIGN CLASSES - https://www.skillshare.com/profile/Aaron-Draplin/6666857BOOKSETHERINGTON BROTHERS DRAWING - http://theetheringtonbrothers.blogspot.comHOUSE INDUSTRIES LETTERING MANUAL - https://amzn.to/2XcqrrBSOVIET SPACE GRAPHICS - https://amzn.to/3bXG0Y2HOW DO I DO THAT IN INDESIGN - (UK) https://amzn.to/2XcqxPZ (US) https://www.amazon.com/dp/1681984849/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_QVWIEbTNCSC6TPHOTOSHOP TOOLBOX - https://amzn.to/2UYWrMUMAKE STUFFAWESOME MERCHANDISE - https://www.awesomemerchandise.comSTICKERMULE - https://www.stickermule.comBLURB - https://www.blurb.co.ukEVENTSDAVE CROSS 2020 ONLINE PHOTOSHOP SUMMIT APRIL 13-17 - https://davecross.kartra.com/page/yMT18CANCELEDCON - http://hoch.co/canceledcon/SOCIAL MEDIAhttps://www.linkedin.com/feed/ADOBE STOCK - https://stock.adobe.comPODCASTSTHE OFFICE LADIES - https://officeladies.comPERSPECTIVE PODCAST - https://www.perspective-collective.com/perspectivepodcast/TALKING SHOT - http://www.talkingshot.co.uk/podcast-library/PERCEPTIVE PODCAST - https://www.danieljgregory.com/perceptivephotographerpodcast/MOOSE PETERSON - https://www.moosepeterson.com/blog/mooses-podcasts/UNIT EDITIONS = https://www.uniteditions.com/pages/podcastsMARK HIRONS CREATIVE WAFFLE - http://hironscreative.com/podcastCREATIVE PROCESSING - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/creative-processing-with-joseph-gordon-levitt/id1472587591SOFTWAREProcreate - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/creative-processing-with-joseph-gordon-levitt/id1472587591PHOTOSHOP FOR IPAD - https://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/ipad.htmlIAN BARNARD - http://www.ianbarnard.netIAN BARNARD SKILLSHARE - https://www.skillshare.com/site/join?teacherRef=2696643&via=teacher-referral&utm_campaign=teacher-referral&utm_source=ShortUrl&utm_medium=teacher-referral&t=Level-Up-Your-Script-Lettering&sku=220062622  

Adrian Shaughnessy is a designer, writer, and publisher. Along with Tony Brook, he co-founded Unit Editions, an independent publishing company that specializes in design books and monographs for people like Paula Scher and Herb Lubalin. He's written for publications like Eye and Design Observer and his collected essays were published as a book, also called Scratching the Surface, in 2013. In this episode, Adrian and I talk about his transition from designing to writing, how the design discourse has changed over the course of his career, and the value of a strong design criticism. Links from this episode can be found at scratchingthesurface.fm.

Tony Brook is an award-winning designer, creative director, and publisher. He is the co-founder of the London-based design studio Spin and in 2009, he co-founded with Adrian Shaughnessy the design-focused publishing venture Unit Editions. In this episode, Tony and I talk about his early interest in design and how he is continually reinventing Spin, the origins of Unit Editions and his work in publishing, as well as design's obsession with nostalgia and how that influences design criticism. Links from this episode can be found at scratchingthesurface.fm.

If this week’s North V South sounds a bit tinny at the beginning, don't worry, that’s just Rob’s medicine being opened. Meanwhile, on the other side of the world*, Jon hunts a Gruffalo and rescues a rabbit†. We look forward to newly launched magazines: Pressing Matters and Typenotes. Rob wonders if Ryan Gosling’s new Blade Runner will deliver the Golden Goose’s egg or perhaps a pickled egg? Judge Dredd is coming to TV. Will they get Mega City One right? NVS met up earlier this week and saw Paula Scher deliver a fascinating talk at the Royal Geographical Society in Knightsbridge. She was promoting a new book on her life’s work by Unit Editions called Paula Scher: Works. Hear the chaps discuss what they made of it. Rob scoffs a Higgidy Chicken, bacon and mushroom pie while Jon chomps his way through a delicious rabbit and bacon pie. He is not happy with the new label for Timothy Taylor’s Landlord. TTD † Jon later enjoys a rabbit and bacon pie. These events are not connected.

If this week's North V South sounds a bit tinny at the beginning, don't worry, that's just Rob's medicine being opened. Meanwhile, on the other side of the world*, Jon hunts a Gruffalo and rescues a rabbit†. We look forward to newly launched magazines: Pressing Matters and Typenotes. Rob wonders if Ryan Gosling's new Blade Runner will deliver the Golden Goose's egg or perhaps a pickled egg? Judge Dredd is coming to TV. Will they get Mega City One right? NVS met up earlier this week and saw Paula Scher deliver a fascinating talk at the Royal Geographical Society in Knightsbridge. She was promoting a new book on her life's work by Unit Editions called Paula Scher: Works. Hear the chaps discuss what they made of it. Rob scoffs a Higgidy Chicken, bacon and mushroom pie while Jon chomps his way through a delicious rabbit and bacon pie. He is not happy with the new label for Timothy Taylor's Landlord. TTD † Jon later enjoys a rabbit and bacon pie. These events are not connected.

The word 'legend' is tossed around far too lightly. In the world of visual communication, I have no problem attaching that word to the name of British graphic designer, writer, educator, publisher and creative innovator Adrian Shaughnessy. Adrian co-founded Intro, a design studio, in the late 1980s, steering the company to 40 members of staff and pioneering work in digital media and motion graphics. He is now the senior tutor of visual communication at the Royal College of Art. Adrian's book, How To Be A Graphic Designer Without Losing Your Soul has sold over 80,000 copies worldwide and following this, he became a founding partner of Unit Editions, a publishing company producing books on design and visual communication. Taking us through his outstanding career, discussing the vastly changed design landscape we now exist in and the challenges we face, Adrian details the brilliant story behind their iconic work with the band Primal Scream and the XTRMNTR album art-direction, his work with British graphic design veteran Ken Garland and his disdain of corporate culture. An hour with a man of Adrian Shaughnessy's stature and industry respect is rare, so this is a must listen episode for anyone with even the most tenuous connection to the arts. Episode 29 is supported by Illustration Ltd: http://illustrationweb.com, Heart Internet: http://heartinternet.co.uk and Printed.com: http://printed.com https://twitter.com/AJWShaughnessy Adrian on Twitter https://www.instagram.com/adrian.shaughnessy/ Adrian on Instagram http://www.uniteditions.com/ - United Editions https://www.instagram.com/uniteditions/ Unit Editions on Instagram https://twitter.com/uniteditions?lang=en-gb Unit Editions on Twitter http://www.rca.ac.uk/schools/school-of-communication/visual_communication/ RCA Visual Communication programme https://www.amazon.co.uk/Graphic-Designer-Without-Losing-Your/dp/1856697096 - How To Be A Graphic Designer Without Losing Your Soul http://www.intro-uk.com/about/intro/ - Intro Design

Adrian Shaughnessy treats himself as a internet addicted humanist. He is a self educated designer, learning design by seeing. In this episode Adrian is telling us that his mother is the better graphic designer and how it actually happened that he became a graphic designer in the first place. And who is on his top 10 list of favourite designers today? And how to be a graphic designer without losing your soul? Recorded at Design Yatra 2011 in Goa, India. Decca Records :: #ajwshaughnessy :: Unit Editions (publishing house by Tony Brook & Adrian Shaughnessy) :: How to be a Graphic Designer Without Losing Your Soul - book review :: File Download (30:35 min / 35 MB)