Anna Richardson Taylor
German-British writer and editor specialising in design and digital media.
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Tommy @DancingBrick rehearsing for his interactive live comic show #Perle @AssemblyFest illustriated by moi
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Oguaa Football for Hope Centre
by Architecture for Humanity Design Fellow David Pound with Joe Addo
As part of the 20 Centers for 2010...
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Recycled Stadium Signage
The Orange Bowl stadium was a Miami landmark for 71 years until its demolition in 2008. Built on the site is the Marlins...
In the new issue of Digital Arts, I explore how brands are showcasing the creative process in a range of innovative campaigns. It’s out now, and I will post link to online version as soon as that goes live next month.
Image: Dale Edwin Murray perfecting one of his illustrations for Ted Baker’s Ted’s Drawing Room live illustration day last March.
Profile: Tomás Alonso
Spanish designer Tomás Alonso needs his space. He shares a huge building in north London that affords him a sizable workshop area, a space that is integral to his design approach, since it enables him to test and tinker with every stage of the design process.
I spoke to him about his Offset table and his design approach of distilled simplicity for OnOffice magazine.
Design graduates: Guide to success
Another, summer, another slew of graduate creatives is released onto the jobs market. This year’s newcomers are already clambering to stand out from their peers, to make it in design, illustration, animation and other creative industries - and to avoid the fate of the five-and-a-half million 15- to 24-year-olds currently without a job in the EU.
For Digital Arts’ ‘Graduates Issue’ I speak to some veteran creatives to compile the ultimate ‘guide to success’ for those looking to make it to the top rung of the creative industries’ ladder.
It’s now online here.
Reverting to type
In this feature for Digital Arts magazine, I speak to Strichpunkt’s Kirsten Dietz, Isreali type supremo Oded Ezer, Craig Ward and other genius type crafters. Take a look here.
Picture: by Craig Ward
Pick Me Up: Claire Catterall
For London Calling, I spoke with Claire Catterall, director of exhibitions and learning at Somerset House, about the annual graphics arts and illustration fair Pick Me Up.
Picture Credit: Kevin Meredith
The new normal: Redefining retail
In this feature for Viewpoint magazine, I explore how the theatre of shopping has evolved.
For a PDF version of the article, click here.
Let there be light
In this interview for Welt am Sonntag’s Stil section, Paul Cocksedge talks about his latest installation, Bourrasque, and why Christmas lighting could do with some innovation.
Picture: Paul Cocksedge Studio’s Bourrasque installation for Lyon’s festival of light
