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MALE designer:

MARIO WAGNER:

IMAGES FROM: WWW.MARIOWAGNER.COM

Mario Wagner was born in 1974 and works as an artist and illustrator in San Francisco/USA and Cologne/Germany. His unique illustrations and artworks are commissioned by the most popular magazines like Playboy and the New York Times Magazine or clients like Adidas or Cheerios. Wagner’s work is made analog, he uses old magazines, scissor, glue and acrylcolor, even for his about 6,5 feet large artworks. His work was already shown in numerous german and international exhibitions including the SCOPE.

FEMALE DEISGNER:

Deborah Sussman: Urban Legend

Art director and environmental graphic designer Deborah Sussman has been creating legendary work for public spaces for decades. Deborah and her firm, Sussman/Prejza, have done interior and exterior wayfinding and signage systems for Apple, Hasbro, the city of Los Angeles, and numerous others. She may be most famous for her comprehensive graphics program for the 1984 Summer Olympics. She has a keen eye for both client and community needs, creating work that is imaginative, spare, and crystal clear.

COMPANY:

STUDIO8 DESIGN:

We are an independent graphic design studio with a reputation for delivering intelligent and engaging creative solutions.

Matt Willey and Zoë Bather set up the studio in 2005 and have since worked with clients both large and small, in the UK and overseas, gaining a number of awards along the way.

We produce a diverse range of work across multiple disciplines that includes editorial, exhibition, signage, corporate literature, websites, and brand identities.

We’d like to think we bring a lot of knowledge and enthusiasm to every new project, so if you would like to discuss a potential brief pleaseget in touch.

“Studio8 were critical in producing the two Wonders titles on a mad schedule, with fantastic creative input, to produce the two bestselling science books in the last twelve months. They were a delight to work with.”
Myles Archibald, Associate Publisher, Harpercollins

“They’ve certainly distinguished themselves, not just through the quality of their work, but also through their attitude. Their intelligence is self-evident in the work.”
Angus Hyland, Pentagram Partner & Creative Director of Laurence King Publishing

“My brief was challenging: come up with a brand for me, rather than for a product or company. I wanted something that was clearly linked with my profession, but to be subtle rather than showy. What Studio8 came up with far exceeded my expectations and they were an absolute pleasure to work with throughout. I can’t recommend them highly enough.”
Ben Saunders, Polar Explorer

“When we conducted our global search for a design company to art direct the launch of 80 city magazines, we chose Studio8 because it was very clear – among the many contenders – that they were the most talented design house. Now, three years later, I don’t know what I’d do without them. Everyday, we get comments on how amazing SHOP looks. As editor-in-chief, I’d love to take credit but truth is: it’s all Studio8.”
Emma Cheevers, Editor-in-Chief, SHOP Magazine

“It’s always a pleasure working with Matt and Studio8. Over a couple of years we’ve worked on numerous typographic projects including a cover. Tight, creative and thoroughly modern work.”
Andrew Diprose, Art Director, Wired Magazine

“Matt Willey is one of the most talented and versatile creatives working in the business today. He gives 125% to whatever project he is involved with and it shows. I speak from experience as he was an integral part of our redesign team for The New York Times Magazine.”
Arem Duplessis, Design Director, New York Times Magazine

“In the past few years I have worked with Matt Willey on number of projects and that relationship has been productive, inspiring and rewarding. I thought we got great results and had a good time while going about it. Thinking about his designs,
I see them as warm, intelligent, and responsive to both content and context. They also have
a way of throwing one off balance with nothing but style.”
Marc Valli, Owner, Magma Books & Editor, Elephant Magazine