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Will Hudson

21 Oct 2016 feed

“We don’t just animate an eye. We talk to an eye doctor. We learn how tears form, how they fall. How the tear duct works. Weta really encourages that level of scrutiny, to quite an incredible degree.” – From a draughty hut to Hollywood, the rise of Peter Jackson’s secretive animation giant
21 Oct 2016 feed

Advice
The Secret is to Start – wise words as always from Dave Trott
20 Oct 2016 feed

Interview
The Language of Cities – The Design Museum’s Deyan Sudjic dissects what’s really going on beneath the bricks and mortar of every major global metropolis
19 Oct 2016 feed

Interview
Romain Gavras breaks down his astounding Jamie xx video – The visionary director shares a behind-the-scenes documentary for ‘Gosh’ and talks filming in a fake version of Paris with 300 Chinese schoolchildren
18 Oct 2016 feed

“Fake it till you make it” means to think it until you really believe it for yourself. It’s always a temporary state, otherwise it will become damaging to our reputation and ego. Secrets about freelancing from Tobias van Schneider
18 Oct 2016 feed

Process
Making Moodnotes 2.0 – Joyce Li, designer at UsTwo, shares insight into the new and improved version of thought journal and mood diary Moodnotes
28 Sep 2016 feed

Long Read
Inside The World’s Largest Pattern Library – Located about 75 minutes from Manhattan, the Design Library holds more than 7 million different documentary fabrics, original paintings, wallpapers, embroideries, and yarn dyes inside a huge, 12,000-square foot converted fabric mill.
19 Sep 2016 advice

Portfolios
“People always remember the worst thing on your showreel, so don’t feel you need to pad it out for the sake of length” - Grant Orchard, Filmmaker
19 Sep 2016 advice

Clients
“Clients can be both good and bad yet both pay you money (if you’re lucky)” - Grant Orchard, Filmmaker
19 Sep 2016 advice

Studying
“Treat it like a job, even a part time one” - Grant Orchard, Filmmaker
19 Sep 2016 advice

Side Projects
“My advice (learnt through painful experience) is to start your side projects small” - Grant Orchard, Filmmaker
19 Sep 2016 advice

Starting Out
“Don’t be an arsehole and don’t smell” - Grant Orchard, Filmmaker
19 Sep 2016 advice

Clients
“It’s not what happens it’s how you deal with it, because shit will happen” - David McKendrick, Art Director and Graphic Designer
18 Sep 2016 advice

Starting Out
“Take a Stroll” - Laura Pannack, Photographer
14 Sep 2016 feed

Long Read
She’s illustrated the Pope, the Queen, Shakespeare and lots of pop stars – Emma Hopkins is Twitter’s dedicated emoji designer
14 Sep 2016 feed

Long Read
Applying for a Design Job – Sebastian Speier, Associate Creative Director at This Also shares his advice on how to get in the door with a great portfolio
14 Sep 2016 feed

Long Read
“I’m a publisher and an art director/creative director. I do it because those were the things that made me happiest when I was younger: weird magazines and subcultures” – How to start your own publishing business by Ditto’s Ben Freeman
11 Sep 2016 feed

Long Read
From Bob Dylan to David Bowie – Paul Smith on his inspiration and lifelong passion for music
11 Sep 2016 feed

Long Read
Designers Barber and Osgerby on the first London Design Biennale – The pair behind one of the UK’s top creative studios talk about their work ahead of representing Britain at the inaugural event
10 Sep 2016 feed

Long Read
“Designing a book cover for a title written by a celebrity involves not only the usual herculean task of transforming a complex universe (that of the book) into a single powerful image, but also grappling with a person readers think they already know”. Susanna Baird on designing book covers for celebrities.

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Will Hudson

“We don’t just animate an eye. We talk to an eye doctor. We learn how tears form, how they fall. How the tear duct works. Weta really encourages that level of scrutiny, to quite an incredible degree.” – From a draughty hut to Hollywood, the rise of Peter Jackson’s secretive animation giant

The Secret is to Start – wise words as always from Dave Trott

The Language of Cities – The Design Museum’s Deyan Sudjic dissects what’s really going on beneath the bricks and mortar of every major global metropolis

Romain Gavras breaks down his astounding Jamie xx video – The visionary director shares a behind-the-scenes documentary for ‘Gosh’ and talks filming in a fake version of Paris with 300 Chinese schoolchildren

“Fake it till you make it” means to think it until you really believe it for yourself. It’s always a temporary state, otherwise it will become damaging to our reputation and ego. Secrets about freelancing from Tobias van Schneider

Making Moodnotes 2.0 – Joyce Li, designer at UsTwo, shares insight into the new and improved version of thought journal and mood diary Moodnotes

Inside The World’s Largest Pattern Library – Located about 75 minutes from Manhattan, the Design Library holds more than 7 million different documentary fabrics, original paintings, wallpapers, embroideries, and yarn dyes inside a huge, 12,000-square foot converted fabric mill.

“People always remember the worst thing on your showreel, so don’t feel you need to pad it out for the sake of length” - Grant Orchard, Filmmaker

“Clients can be both good and bad yet both pay you money (if you’re lucky)” - Grant Orchard, Filmmaker

“Treat it like a job, even a part time one” - Grant Orchard, Filmmaker

“My advice (learnt through painful experience) is to start your side projects small” - Grant Orchard, Filmmaker

“Don’t be an arsehole and don’t smell” - Grant Orchard, Filmmaker

“It’s not what happens it’s how you deal with it, because shit will happen” - David McKendrick, Art Director and Graphic Designer

“Take a Stroll” - Laura Pannack, Photographer

She’s illustrated the Pope, the Queen, Shakespeare and lots of pop stars – Emma Hopkins is Twitter’s dedicated emoji designer

Applying for a Design Job – Sebastian Speier, Associate Creative Director at This Also shares his advice on how to get in the door with a great portfolio

“I’m a publisher and an art director/creative director. I do it because those were the things that made me happiest when I was younger: weird magazines and subcultures” – How to start your own publishing business by Ditto’s Ben Freeman

From Bob Dylan to David Bowie – Paul Smith on his inspiration and lifelong passion for music

Designers Barber and Osgerby on the first London Design Biennale – The pair behind one of the UK’s top creative studios talk about their work ahead of representing Britain at the inaugural event

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