Jennifer Daniel
by Claire Lui
“I think what I’m good at is being funny,” says Jennifer Daniel. When asked whether she has any big plans in the works—say, a book or a gallery show, she thinks about it and says no, that she wants to stick with...
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Zigmunds Lapsa
by Emily Gordon
Zigmunds Lapsa isn’t easily fazed. He grew up in Riga, the capital of Latvia, which he describes as a “country with 2.3 million people and 5.4 graphic designers at that time.” After two years in a local design program...
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Renda Morton
by Jim Hanas
If you look at the web as an extension of print, you’re going to be disappointed, according to web designer Renda Morton. “You have to accept the web’s constant evolution as a positive thing; then you can really...
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Apirat Infahsaeng
by Jeremy Lehrer
Last year, Apirat Infahsaeng designed a series of T-shirts that remarked on the metaphysical conundrum of “feeling lonely in the universe.” The shirts comment on that solitude and the related proposition that...
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Jessica Hische
by Jane Lerner
Many a young designer’s self-promotional holiday card has gone ignored by its recipients. But when Jessica Hische sent her hand-lettered “12 Days of Christmas” card to designer Louise Fili in December 2006...
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Timothy Goodman
by Jane Lerner
“It was the school of hard knocks,” says Goodman, who grew up in a single-mom household of modest means. He was encouraged to enroll in community college art classes, and in 2004, he transferred...
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Jason Tam
by Caitlin Dover
Bold, imaginative forms and inventive typography course through Jason Tam's work, along with carefully framed, striking photos, and flourishes of his latest obsession: metallic gold. It seems logical, then, that...
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Eleanor Davis
by Bill Kartalopoulos
Eleanor Davis insists that she’s no prodigy. “I think because I was never particularly a good artist, I was always aware that it wasn’t something I was good at naturally. I had to work at it really hard.” She had a head start, though....
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Hannah Cho
by Colin Berry
The first thing you notice about Hannah Cho is her unshakeable joy. She calls herself “blessed,” “grateful,” “thankful”; she describes others as “wonderful” and “the best.” Endearing, exuberant, and prone to hyperbole...
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Budor+Cule
by James Gaddy
Dora Budor And Maja Čule are not Siamese twins. They’re not even sisters. But last year, they applied for a workshop co-taught by designers James Victore, Jan Wilker, and Paul Sahre by sending a Photoshopped picture...
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Sveinn Davidsson
by Todd Pruzan
Sveinn Davidsson's fonts range from the austere Grindavík, a face that would dignify any contemporary monument in Iceland, to the bubblicious Aryan Thugs, which would feel at home in a wet T-shirt contest....
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Jacob Silberberg
by Cliff Kuang
Jacob Silberberg landed in Lagos, Nigeria, in 2003 with $10,000 strapped to his chest—all the money he’d need for several months—and spent two years there, eventually winning the assignments...
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