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Reputations: Robin Kinross
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‘It’s to do with meaning, which forces its way up like a root growing under a pavement – it breaks the paving stones. Many people would like these neat stones in a nice grid, but unfortunately there is this tree with all its pressures and necessities and you have to follow it.’
Theatre of dreams
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Andrzej Klimowski is obsessed with eyes, faces, hands, angels and devils. He is one of Britain’s most haunting image-makers
The shape of a pocket
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In 1960s France, Henry Cohen’s inventive photographic covers made Gallimard’s Idées series required reading.
Reputations: John McConnell
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‘By wanting to be intelligent, it usually gets simpler and simpler. The creative process is paring back all the time. If you can’t defend it, get rid of it.That’s what turns me on. How simple can you make it? Usually, “creativity” means showing off to your peer group, and creativity without intelligence is as dumb as it comes.’
Relics of the Modern
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Doing up typefaces is not like doing up buildings – more like re-creating the parts from which buildings can be made
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Information designers are ideally placed to make the most of the new digital era.
7 types of design inquiry
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From folklore theory, via shamanism and the ‘magpie instinct’ for shiny things, graphic design’s quest to understand itself takes many different forms.