Photographers

1. Eadweard J. Muybridge

Muybridge was an English photographer who spent much of his life in the United States. He is known for his pioneering work on animal locomotion which used multiple cameras to capture motion, and his zoopraxiscope, a device for projecting motion pictures that pre-dated the flexible perforated film strip. I came across the works of Muybridge during the beginning of AMD Foundation course. I love the way in which the movement in each photo that he took, this inspired other revelations to come into motion such as animation, films, documentaries etc.

2. Stefan Sagmeister

Sagmeister is a New York-based graphic designer and typographer. He has his own design firm—Sagmeister Inc.—in New York City. He has designed album covers for Lou Reed, OK Go, The Rolling Stones, David Byrne, Aerosmith and Pat Metheny.

 

 

3. Bill Owens

Owens museums and galleries in San Francisco, New York, and Paris have shown his photography. Photographs have also been purchased by museums and private collectors.

4. DEDassociates

Since 1991, design and illustration have happily shared joint custody of DED,
a creative agency dedicated to expanding traditional notions of art, communication, and function.

   

 

5. Alan Aboud

Alan Aboud and photographer Sandro Sodano, fresh from graduating St Martin’s School of Art in 1989. The pair have enjoyed a loose creative association for many years, combining Alan’s talent for art direction and typography with Sandro’s distinctive image making. As the business matured, Sandro decided to step away from the constraints of an agency environment to consolidate his photography career in London and New York, while Alan has concentrated his efforts on growing and shaping the agency in London.

 

6. August Media

Founded in 2005 (on the eighth month, as it happens), August Media embodies the spirit, talent, creative genius and pure, unadulterated sense of fun of a team of hugely experienced media professionals. We are art directors, editors, commercial managers, designers, account managers, sub-editors, picture researchers, writers, repro specialists, production managers…and Steven, who keeps his eye on the financials. Between us, we’ve spent thousands of years (probably) in consumer and customer publishing and we’re very good at coming up with ways to make your customers love your brand even more than they already do.

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7. Jonathan Barnbrook 

Barnbrook is a British graphic designer and typographer. He trained at Central St Martin’s and at the Royal College of Art(both in London).

8. Ruedi Baur

Baur is a Swiss designer and is considered a maverick because his designs are always a little unconventional, and he also defended aggressively. After his graphic design studies at the University of Art and Design in Zurich in 1983 he presented the Atelier in the triangle BBV Lyon – Milan – Zurich on the legs. Six years later, Baur founded the Integral concept. This now consists of six partner studios , which are based on corporate identity focus, control and guidance systems, and information programs.

9. Warren corbitt

Warren Corbitt, with the help of Barry Deck helped redesign the image of Raygun Magazine. The collaborative redesign banished the “grunge” look that Raygun Magazine had become famous for. The resulting magazine embodied a style and spirit Deck would refer to as “Immaculate filth”. A term he continues to use to this day.

10. Fernando Gutiérrez

Fernando Gutiérrez holds a BA in Fine Arts from the University of Salamanca, and has developed most of his artistic activity from pictorial premises. In recent years his production has revolved around drawing, which he chose to recover for its simplicity and immediacy, experimenting with different procedures and techniques that ultimately incorporate collage as a working process and animation as a visual support. At present, the structure of his proposals has a marked provisional character, as he works in different site-specific projects, altering spaces and transforming them tempo­rarily into mental landscapes by means of enfolding graphic interventions that organise emotional, sensual and at times playful atmospheres.