French creative studio based in Paris, producing work from illustrative forms to art direction and graphic solutions.
Clients include:
The good life, Standard, Amusement, Hatier, Grains de sel, Dior perfum, Hermes, Bourjois, Bailey's, Telegun.
Contact: cruschiml@gmail.com
Work examples:
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| Cabins book. |
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| Ho Fukushima magazine. |
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| Gentils Petits Soldats art direction. |
HVASS & HANNIBAL
Multi-disciplinary design studio based in Copenhagen. Founders Nan Na Hvass and Sofie Hannibal. Clients in Europe, USA and Asia. Illustrative, art directional and graphic design solutions.
Clients include:
Adidas, Asos, Copenhagen Records, Ralph Lauren Polo Jeans, 4AD, The Random House Group Ltd., Computer Arts Magazine.
Contact: info@hvasshannibal.dk
Work examples:
Children's Library - visual identity
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| Secret 7 record sleeve. |
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| US&SE magazine. |
Khuan & Ktron
A modern graphic studio producing brightly coloured and often eccentric images.
Work examples:
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| Good Toys UK for The Good Life magazine. |
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| Magazine illustration for OMEGA. |
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| 2010 summer edition covers for Weekend Knack magazine. |
Design studio based in Barcelona, Spain.
Contact: info@losiento.net
Work examples:
Press & Reset cold press juices identity and packaging.
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| The Washington Post newspaper OUTLOOK section design and concept. |
Comaxurros (churro shop concept) packaging design.
Amuse
Digital magazine and video channel published by i-D.
"It’s about time and money, how we make it and how we spend it: on products and experiences that put a smile on our face, and create memories and understandings of the world that keep us smiling for a lifetime. Ideally they do both."
Contact: editorial@amuse.co commercial@amuse.co
Website stills:
Conde Nast Traveller
Luxury Travel magazine.
Contact: tabitha.joyce@condenast.co.uk (work experience) cntraveller@condenast.co.uk (magazine editorial)
Website stills:
Elle Magazine (travel section)
Fashion magazine. Travel section of the magazine.
Contact:
Website stills:
Choice deliberations:
- I want to interview a company that I would like to work with in the future, however I like the work of the design studios, but don't want to work for a design studio.
- Elle magazine only has a small travel section, which isn't shown on the website, only printed. It doesn't focus on travel, although perhaps this could be interesting, and is a very high profile publication and company, so chances of getting an interview are slim.
- Conde Nast Traveller is also a very high profile company, so chances of getting an interview are slim. it also appears to be to be more commercial than creative, kind of boring.
- Amuse is a very interesting digital magazine, however it is only in digital format, not print, however it is an i-D publication, so perhaps this could be a way to get into i-D's printed publications?
Whichever creative company I choose to interview, there is a reasonable chance that they won't reply and won't accept an interview with me, so I have to come up with a personal and creative way to get their attention. This I feel will be in some printed matter to send in the post, but something that stands out from the moment they see it, so the envelope will have to be spectacular and intriguing.
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