Graphis Journal Magazine 386
Graphis Journal Magazine 386
Graphis Journal 386
A Masterclass in Modern Visual Communication Graphis Journal #386 is a quarterly magazine showcasing award-winning creative minds who are shaping the global visual arts landscape--across design, advertising, photography, illustration, and education. This issue features exclusive interviews and portfolio showcases from leading names such as Nancy Skolos of Skolos-Wedell, Thorsten Kulp and Katja Hartung of Toben, acclaimed photographers Robert Seale and Tim Tadder, and educator Linda Renolds of Brigham Young University. These creatives aren't just names--they're defining how we communicate visually in today's world. Why This Issue Sells Exclusive Interviews: Candid, in-depth conversations with influential creatives about their process, philosophy, and most impactful projects. Award-Winning Visuals: Each page features full-bleed artwork and photography, making this both a collector's item and an educational resource. Global Perspective: Contributions from the U.S., Australia, Japan, and beyond create a comprehensive view of global creative excellence. Educational Appeal: Includes standout student work from Graphis' New Talent competition--making it highly relevant for design schools and academic institutions. Timely Topics: From AI in the classroom to emotional branding in advertising, this issue is packed with insights into what's next in creative culture. Featured Talent Highlights Nancy Skolos (Skolos-Wedell, US): Shares how she and partner Tom Wedell built a legacy of influential poster design, drawing from early artistic exposure and advanced education at Cranbrook. Toben (AU): Creative team Thorsten Kulp and Katja Hartung create immersive brand experiences for QT Hotels and McGrath, merging bold local inspiration with minimalist German roots. Nikkeisha, Inc. (JP): A top Japanese ad agency that centers emotional resonance and empathy in every campaign. Robert Seale (US): Former photojournalist known for his precision and ability to turn industrial moments into storytelling imagery. Tim Tadder (US): Advertising photographer behind campaigns for Nike, Amazon, McDonald's, and AT&T--believes in building trust over selling logos. Linda Renolds (Brigham Young University): Redefines the design classroom with AI, ethics, and creativity that fuels cultural impact. New Talent Illustrators: From haunting to humorous, the issue's selection of emerging student illustrators showcases the future of visual storytelling. Perfect For: Art & design s
A Masterclass in Modern Visual Communication Graphis Journal #386 is a quarterly magazine showcasing award-winning creative minds who are shaping the global visual arts landscape--across design, advertising, photography, illustration, and education. This issue features exclusive interviews and portfolio showcases from leading names such as Nancy Skolos of Skolos-Wedell, Thorsten Kulp and Katja Hartung of Toben, acclaimed photographers Robert Seale and Tim Tadder, and educator Linda Renolds of Brigham Young University. These creatives aren't just names--they're defining how we communicate visually in today's world. Why This Issue Sells Exclusive Interviews: Candid, in-depth conversations with influential creatives about their process, philosophy, and most impactful projects. Award-Winning Visuals: Each page features full-bleed artwork and photography, making this both a collector's item and an educational resource. Global Perspective: Contributions from the U.S., Australia, Japan, and beyond create a comprehensive view of global creative excellence. Educational Appeal: Includes standout student work from Graphis' New Talent competition--making it highly relevant for design schools and academic institutions. Timely Topics: From AI in the classroom to emotional branding in advertising, this issue is packed with insights into what's next in creative culture. Featured Talent Highlights Nancy Skolos (Skolos-Wedell, US): Shares how she and partner Tom Wedell built a legacy of influential poster design, drawing from early artistic exposure and advanced education at Cranbrook. Toben (AU): Creative team Thorsten Kulp and Katja Hartung create immersive brand experiences for QT Hotels and McGrath, merging bold local inspiration with minimalist German roots. Nikkeisha, Inc. (JP): A top Japanese ad agency that centers emotional resonance and empathy in every campaign. Robert Seale (US): Former photojournalist known for his precision and ability to turn industrial moments into storytelling imagery. Tim Tadder (US): Advertising photographer behind campaigns for Nike, Amazon, McDonald's, and AT&T--believes in building trust over selling logos. Linda Renolds (Brigham Young University): Redefines the design classroom with AI, ethics, and creativity that fuels cultural impact. New Talent Illustrators: From haunting to humorous, the issue's selection of emerging student illustrators showcases the future of visual storytelling. Perfect For: Art & design s
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Graphis Journal 386
A Masterclass in Modern Visual Communication Graphis Journal #386 is a quarterly magazine showcasing award-winning creative minds who are shaping the global visual arts landscape--across design, advertising, photography, illustration, and education. This issue features exclusive interviews and portfolio showcases from leading names such as Nancy Skolos of Skolos-Wedell, Thorsten Kulp and Katja Hartung of Toben, acclaimed photographers Robert Seale and Tim Tadder, and educator Linda Renolds of Brigham Young University. These creatives aren't just names--they're defining how we communicate visually in today's world. Why This Issue Sells Exclusive Interviews: Candid, in-depth conversations with influential creatives about their process, philosophy, and most impactful projects. Award-Winning Visuals: Each page features full-bleed artwork and photography, making this both a collector's item and an educational resource. Global Perspective: Contributions from the U.S., Australia, Japan, and beyond create a comprehensive view of global creative excellence. Educational Appeal: Includes standout student work from Graphis' New Talent competition--making it highly relevant for design schools and academic institutions. Timely Topics: From AI in the classroom to emotional branding in advertising, this issue is packed with insights into what's next in creative culture. Featured Talent Highlights Nancy Skolos (Skolos-Wedell, US): Shares how she and partner Tom Wedell built a legacy of influential poster design, drawing from early artistic exposure and advanced education at Cranbrook. Toben (AU): Creative team Thorsten Kulp and Katja Hartung create immersive brand experiences for QT Hotels and McGrath, merging bold local inspiration with minimalist German roots. Nikkeisha, Inc. (JP): A top Japanese ad agency that centers emotional resonance and empathy in every campaign. Robert Seale (US): Former photojournalist known for his precision and ability to turn industrial moments into storytelling imagery. Tim Tadder (US): Advertising photographer behind campaigns for Nike, Amazon, McDonald's, and AT&T--believes in building trust over selling logos. Linda Renolds (Brigham Young University): Redefines the design classroom with AI, ethics, and creativity that fuels cultural impact. New Talent Illustrators: From haunting to humorous, the issue's selection of emerging student illustrators showcases the future of visual storytelling. Perfect For: Art & design s
A Masterclass in Modern Visual Communication Graphis Journal #386 is a quarterly magazine showcasing award-winning creative minds who are shaping the global visual arts landscape--across design, advertising, photography, illustration, and education. This issue features exclusive interviews and portfolio showcases from leading names such as Nancy Skolos of Skolos-Wedell, Thorsten Kulp and Katja Hartung of Toben, acclaimed photographers Robert Seale and Tim Tadder, and educator Linda Renolds of Brigham Young University. These creatives aren't just names--they're defining how we communicate visually in today's world. Why This Issue Sells Exclusive Interviews: Candid, in-depth conversations with influential creatives about their process, philosophy, and most impactful projects. Award-Winning Visuals: Each page features full-bleed artwork and photography, making this both a collector's item and an educational resource. Global Perspective: Contributions from the U.S., Australia, Japan, and beyond create a comprehensive view of global creative excellence. Educational Appeal: Includes standout student work from Graphis' New Talent competition--making it highly relevant for design schools and academic institutions. Timely Topics: From AI in the classroom to emotional branding in advertising, this issue is packed with insights into what's next in creative culture. Featured Talent Highlights Nancy Skolos (Skolos-Wedell, US): Shares how she and partner Tom Wedell built a legacy of influential poster design, drawing from early artistic exposure and advanced education at Cranbrook. Toben (AU): Creative team Thorsten Kulp and Katja Hartung create immersive brand experiences for QT Hotels and McGrath, merging bold local inspiration with minimalist German roots. Nikkeisha, Inc. (JP): A top Japanese ad agency that centers emotional resonance and empathy in every campaign. Robert Seale (US): Former photojournalist known for his precision and ability to turn industrial moments into storytelling imagery. Tim Tadder (US): Advertising photographer behind campaigns for Nike, Amazon, McDonald's, and AT&T--believes in building trust over selling logos. Linda Renolds (Brigham Young University): Redefines the design classroom with AI, ethics, and creativity that fuels cultural impact. New Talent Illustrators: From haunting to humorous, the issue's selection of emerging student illustrators showcases the future of visual storytelling. Perfect For: Art & design s
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