Developments is a slow paced online media offering in depth interviews with strategic minds amongst the independent creative talents, whether they are emerging or world famous. So far, we’ve interviewed the following talents:
Mouthwash Studio
Studio Blanco
Benjamin Grillon
Rozana Montiel
Joris Poggioli
Formafantasma
Eike König
Ines Alpha
International Magic
Zak Kyes
Teruhiro Yanagihara
Ezequiel Pini
Clementine Berry
Jonghwan Baek
Dinamo
Ada Sokół
Marc Armand
Elizaveta Porodina
Random Studio
OK-RM
Tomorrow Bureau
Services Généraux
John Pawson
Golgotha
Brian Roettinger
Yorgo Tloupas
Mirko Borsche
Liza Enebeis
Scheltens & Abbenes
Jean-Baptiste Levée
Willo Perron
Stephanie D’heygere
and the following topics have been discussed:
Development References Strategy Advice Management Creativity Prospective Clients Process Prospection Work culture Communication Typography Competition Design Advertising Agents Architecture Investment Education Presentation Finance Trend Fashion Cgi Recruitment Nft Ai Graphic design Marketing Photography Blockchain Sustainability Crypto Research Metaverse
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Development References Strategy Advice Management Creativity Prospective Clients Process Prospection Work culture Communication Typography Competition Design Advertising Agents Architecture Investment Education Presentation Finance Trend Fashion Cgi Recruitment Nft Ai Graphic design Marketing Photography Blockchain Sustainability Crypto Research Metaverse
1 excerpt on the topic “Research”
[…] In the design landscape, we are quite particular as a studio because we can merge both sides. We have quite an ambiguous practice and we like that because we are not only preaching, we are also dealing with certain issues, and we are also trying, as best as we can, to bring some narrative from our research into the more commercial projects. […]