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Abraham Lule talks to us about authenticity, imagination, and curiosity.

Abraham Lule talks to us about authenticity, imagination, and curiosity.

Abraham Lule is a creator of fine and elegant branding designs. His work makes a bottle or a menu stick out proudly, his identities having an air of serenity and sophistication. Just from a quick look at his portfolio, it's clear that Abraham is a researched, detail oriented, lazer-focused designer. He leaves no stone unturned in the creation of his designs, keeping it sleek and stylish. Here at Grafik we were fortunate enough to catch him for a chat, and we picked his brains about his inspirations and aspirations.  


Fanny Papay talks with us about freelancing, playful projects, and proud moments.

Fanny Papay talks with us about freelancing, playful projects, and proud moments.

Everything is bright and bold in Fanny Papay's world. Her designs are exciting, inventive, and executed with a sense of humour and craftsmanship. She mixes sometimes uncomfortable surrealism with warm and inviting colour, in an unmistakable way that makes her work one of a kind. We were lucky enough at Grafik to catch up with her about her imaginative and stunning designs.

 

 

Tell me about your journey into the design and creative direction field.

 

It’s a very long story that...


Vladimir Hadzic on spontaneity, creative process, and personal projects.

Vladimir Hadzic on spontaneity, creative process, and personal projects.

Vladimir Hadzic creates vibrant and invigorating illustrations, utilising a wealth of graphic detail, very fine lines, and striking colour combinations. His compositions dance around brutal and abstract themes, creating a sense that the viewer is floating through images of traps, doors, chains, platforms and odd shapes. Some of his posters read as busy and bright instructionals - it is quite amazing how Vladimir manages to harness chaotic compositions in such a controlled and elegant manner. We were lucky enough to catch him to spare a few words about his...


Magdalena Marchocka on nature, digital illustration, and being stuck inside.

Magdalena Marchocka on nature, digital illustration, and being stuck inside.

 Madgalena Marchocka is a Polish illustrator, with a typographic focus and love for animation. Her illustrations have a beautiful, tender, handmade quality to them. Homely and warm colour palettes complement the scratchy texture of the brushwork, further bolstered by her unconventional and striking use of negative space. We were lucky enough to be able to pick her brains about her practice. Her brilliant work "Eden" is available from graphic editions.

 

We really enjoyed looking through your 36 days of type challenge, it was refreshing to see...


Ailish Beadle on Spongebob Squarepants, creative process, and artistic weapons of choice.

Ailish Beadle on Spongebob Squarepants, creative process, and artistic weapons of choice.

Ailish Beadle is an illustrator of fantastically colourful and wonderful designs. Her compositions are always fun, bright and eye-catching and she has carved for herself an instantly recognisable visual signature with her tight linework and vibrant palettes. We were fortunate enough to be able to chat to her a bit about her work and process. 

 

 

Your illustrations are very bright and whimsical. What were your earliest visual inspirations? 

 

I'd say that my earliest visual...