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Illustrator and artist Stephanie Unger’s fun use of colour and peppy icons is an approach that’s stuck with her since she first started drawing. “My big sister is also creative and we would spend hours copying VHS covers or making up our own comic books to show each other,” says Stephanie. “My style is made up of things that have influenced me over the years and what naturally comes out on paper. It is playful and is built up of bold colours and simple shapes.”

The last time we talked to Daniel Wenzel, he was running playful experiments on responsive type specimens. What seemed like a series of exploratory experiments turned out to be the roots of a deeply philosophical project on automation that defines and explores the autonomy of creatives in the face of increasing automation.

While we’re constantly surprised (and pleased) by the oddly-elongated bout of sunny days we’re experiencing here in England, long days of sun are a regular occurrence for Spanish illustrator María Ramos. There’s nothing better than a picnic on days like this, and María agrees, illustrating a lunch full of character in her latest book, _Picnic,_ published by "Fulgencio Pimentel.":http://www.fulgenciopimentel.com/

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Tess Smith-Roberts approaches illustration with a sense of humour, using smiley faces and bold colour to tackle more serious subjects.

Working across animation, 3D, motion graphics and sound design, Eamonn has his hands clutched firmly around all aspects the digital world. Yet, although working in abundance within the field, he’s actually rather cautious about it all becoming “too digital”.

_Alcohol_ is a new publication from "Fuel":http://fuel-design.com/publishing/alcohol/ that presents a comprehensive collection of previously unpublished Soviet anti-alcohol posters. The book covers designs produced from the 1960s to the 80s with a particular focus on images created during the Gorbachev years. The posters were displayed in public places and served as information posters warning against the social and personal effects of alcohol and alcoholism.

Hungarian-born illustrator Anna Kövecses has been a "long-time":http://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/anna-kovecses-update-040416 "favourite":http://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/anna-kovecses-1 of ours with her digital collages made up of “organic minimalist shapes, bold colours and a touch of naivety”. Now working and living in a small seaside village in Cyprus, Anna first started illustrating after becoming pregnant with her daughter at 20. “I decided not to go to university and started…

A new "D&AD":http://www.dandad.org/ campaign from Brazilian agency F/Nazca Saatch & Saatchi draws on Nirvana, Nike and Spike Jonze for a series of designs to be used across posters, moving image pieces and online.

Fashion Revolution, a non-profit organisation campaigning for systemic reform of the fashion industry, has published the first issue of its zine. Titled _Money Fashion Power_, it features illustration and graphic design by Alec Doherty, Alex Jenkins, Chrissie Abbott and Tyler Spangler. It explores “themes of transparency, sustainability, inequality and ethics in the fashion industry”.

Growing up shooting skateboard videos with his friends, Paris-based designer "Alexis Jamet":https://www.instagram.com/alexis_jamet/ was tasked with making the titles and illustrations for these early creations. Eventually branching into producing zines about the Paris skate scene, he coupled this creative pursuit with clothing and board design for his local skate shop. “I then wanted to study filmmaking, but I wasn’t academic enough, so I found a hand lettering school which was a better…

Nejc Prah might still be working in the creative team at Bloomberg Businessweek, but the Slovenian-born, New York-based graphic designer and 2017 "Ones To Watch":https://www.itsnicethat.com/features/ones-to-watch-2017-nejc-prah-030117 is prolific in his personal projects.

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Designer, art director and artist Chrissie Abbott’s wide-ranging portfolio is a dream come true for any _Saved by the Bell_ fan. Inspired by the visual overload of the 80s and 90s, Chrissie’s work oozes electric colours and bold visuals. Born in London but living in Germany, Chrissie has worked across creative genres from animation to zines and has collaborated with huge names like Adidas, _Dazed,_ _AnOther Magazine, The New York Times_ and Wallpaper*.

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Julien Tavelli and David Keshavjee started the studio after graduating from ECAL together in 2008. Since then, the pair has developed a practice which sees them creating their own tools, and experimenting with combining analogue and digital processes. Here, they tell us about two recent identity projects for the cultural centre Arsenic, and Weltformat, a graphic design festival.

Titled Protest by Design, the collaborative project is in preparation for the next round of global climate strikes taking place on 20 September, just three days before the UN climate summit.

You’re 25 years old and Richard Turley calls you up out of the blue and says; “Hey, I’ve just got this sweet job at MTV and I’d like you to come on board as my senior designer, are you interested?” Of course you’re interested! You’d be a fool not to be interested, even if it means leaving your current (also awesome) job as an art director at _The New York Times_. Sounds nice right? Well this isn’t some fictional story I’ve just concocted in my head, this is the soon-to-be legendary tale of…