Nicole Ginelli

Nicole Ginelli is a graphic designer operating out of lovely San Francisco. She describes her aesthetic as a kind of “quirky minimalism”. She shows lots of variety in her projects from custom lettering to clean and minimal typographic treatments. Go have a look, you won’t be disappointed.

www.nicoleginelli.com

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Ed Fella circa 1960

Ed Fella in his studio at LeBeau Studios in Detroit. Read this

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Luke Robertson



Luke Robertson is a recently graduated graphic designer from Brisbane, Australia. Luke’s work is complimented by his knowledgable approach in typography and identity design. He is currently working for ‘The Letter D‘, a design studio based in Brisbane. Check out his online folio where you can witness some more of his design infused talent!

www.luke-robertson.com

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Welcome Marcus Hollands

Marcus Hollands a recent graphic design graduate located in Brisbane, Australia. He has an extremely strong portfolio full of fresh and interesting print work, specifically editorial design. He also has a keen eye for graphic design and runs a tumblr full of inspiring work.

With that said, I’d like to welcome Marcus as our newest Contributor to FISK. We’re extremely excited about this and are eager to see more student work outside of CalArts.

marcushollands.com

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Nina Lilliebjerg

Nina Lilliebjerg is a 21 year old graphic designer, currently completing her second year of Graphic Design at Edinburgh College of Art, after a Foundation year at Chelsea College of Art. Her projects have lots of depth with different aspects to each. Not to mention her awesome publication designs that play with different materials, formats, and methods of production. Check her out!

cargocollective.com/ninalilliebjerg

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Are You A Student Designer?

We here at FISK are adamant about the promotion of student work. The lack of scholarly recognition online prompts us to provide students with a platform to showcase their projects. So if you are a student designer/recent graduate and would like to be featured, send us an email with a link to your online portfolio! We can’t promise that everyone’s work will be posted, but we will do our best.

Don’t be shy, send us an email at info@wearefisk.com

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Jake Pardoe

Jake Pardoe is studying Graphic Design at Nottingham Trent University in the UK. His work has a unique combination of different mediums like vector with photograph, handrawn with collage etc. Check him out!

www.jakepardoe.com

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Zack Sekuler

Zack Sekuler is a recent CalArts graduate (2011) of the Graphic Design program. He juggles graphic design with the stardom of his band ‘The Braces’. Check out some of his work!

www.immorecreativethanyou.com

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Graphic Design: Now In Production

One of the coolest books I’ve picked up in 2011. Make sure to get it, it’s cheap and it will probably be sold out soon. The exhibition is coming soon to the Hammer in Los Angeles, although I’ve heard the catalogue is better than the exhibition.

BUY / SEE

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SVA Designer as Author

Not getting enough lectures at your school? SVA has plenty of it’s lectures online through iTunes U. Listen to good ol’ Heller (he’s written over 100 books if you didn’t know) in your head phones while working, and learn a two or thing about design (I just did).

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Info: Tailored for students and professionals from graphic design, environmental design, product design, film, photography and computer art backgrounds, the graduate design school at SVA encourages authorship and entrepreneurship in a broad range of media. Students in the graduate school of design work closely with instructors and fellow students to further develop the skills they need to answer the challenges of today’s marketplace.

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