Graphis Journal Magazine 386

Softcover, 8.25" x 11.75", 1.7lb, 144 pages, ISBN 9781954632462 Graphis Journal 386 magazine – Discover the Latest in Creativity Go behind the scenes with some of the most respected names in design, advertising, photography, and more. Graphis Journal 386 is full of interviews with the likes of Nancy Skolos (Skolos-Wedell), Thorsten Kulp and Katja Hartung (Toben), Robert Seale, and Tim Tadder. Need ideas for your next creative project? This issue is full of those and more.  What’s Inside? This issue is stuffed with in-depth interviews and images from the creative minds who are charting the course of visual communication. From iconic designers and photographers to the next generation of illustrators, issue 386 is an exploration of creative process, career-defining insights, and behind-the-scenes thinking that fuels award-winning work. Design Excellence: Nancy Skolos, one half of the celebrated duo Skolos-Wedell (US), shares how early exposure to art led both her and Tom Wedell to Cranbrook and eventually to teaching at the Rhode Island School of Design. Toben (AU) blends bold Australian color with precision, crafting transformative brand experiences for QT Hotels, McGrath, and more. Advertising Powerhouse: At the Japanese advertising firm Nikkeisha, Inc., advertising is more than messaging—it’s emotional motivation. Their creative process is rooted in empathy and bold proposals, always asking, “Would this move me?” as both creators and consumers. Award-Winning Photography: Robert Seale (US) elevates the industrial and everyday with authenticity and insight. With a background in photojournalism, he prepares multiple lighting setups in advance to maximize time and impact. Tim Tadder (US) got his start with a Gatorade campaign and has since worked with brands like Nike, Amazon, AT&T, McDonald’s, and Reebok. For him, trust and collaboration matter more than the logo. Illustration & Visual Storytelling: This issue includes a dynamic selection of winning illustrations from our New Talent competition, showcasing a range of styles—from detailed and haunting to whimsical and raw. Each artist reminds us of the unshakable power of pure visual storytelling. Creative Education & Process: At Brigham Young University (US), educator Linda Renolds encourages students to create work that fosters contemplation, connection, and cultural elevation. She integrates AI tools into her curriculum—ethically and effectively—to help students shape the future of design with intention. Why This Issue Matters This isn't just a magazine. It's a rare, intimate look at how the best in the business think, create, and innovate. From real-world case studies to personal journeys, Graphis Journal 386 is a showcase of excellence—and a tool to elevate your own creative work. Order your copy today—and get inspired by the icons shaping what’s next. Cover Image: “AIGA Boston, Honoring Matthew Carter Poster, 2010” By Skolos-Wedell