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(Article)Interview with the founder of the industrial design profession – when he was 87
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(Article)Nick Butler died in early 2012. Here, in a rare and relatively early interview, he explains why, despite being one of Britain’s most successful 20th century designers, he kept a low profile
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(Article)When once he art-edited the Sunday Times colour supplement, David King brought picture after picture of Leon Trotsky to the breakfast-tables of Britain. This was his first ever major interview
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(Article)In the 1940s FHK Henrion did some of the world's most passionate posters; in the 1960s, he helped create the face of post-war Britain. This interview, done four years before his death, surveys his brilliant career
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(Article)Interview with Dieter Rams, the crusading German designer of Braun products and much besides
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(Article)Interview with Saul Bass (1920 –1996), one of America's very top post-war graphic designers
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(Article)Interview with the late Dick Hess, co-inventor of Paint By Numbers and one of the 20th century's greatest illustrators and graphic designers
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(Article)Milt Glaser put Bob Dylan in silhouette on a memorable poster (1967), and designed the red-hearted I Love NY logo (1975). Here he talks about his work
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(Article)Today nearly every workplace boasts codes of business ethics. But as far back as 1995/6, it was clear that ethics were a symptom of a wider aversion to risk
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