Back in 2018, Tea was recognised one of Australia’s #OUT50 LGBTQ Leaders by Deloitte. Working with producers, developers and fellow designers, she aims to create work that intrigues and teaches others. Tea’s work at Google’s Creative Lab mainly involves working with cultural organisations-such as The Biennale of Sydney, The British Museum and Adelaide Fringe-to produce digital experiments. Tea Uglow is Creative Director for Google’s Creative Lab in Sydney-so you can imagine her work is firmly rooted in digital. Douglas’ work became as revolutionary as the organisation itself-he made use of illustration, lettering, collage and cartooning to produce memorable work that has truly stood the test of time. As well as the paper, he also produced papers that were plastered across the Bay Area, home to both Douglas and his Party, and America-again spreading the word of the Panthers and recruiting new members. His incredible knowledge of design, production, printing and illustration helped to spread the message of the BPP and was instrumental in its success-finding new ways to spread the word.
For these thirteen years, he oversaw the artistic direction of the organisation’s newspaper, The Black Panther. Emory DouglasĮmory Douglas is most notable for his work as the Minister of Culture for the American Black Panther Party between the years of 19. He lectures at his alma mater the School of Visual Arts and other colleges across America. In addition to his book covers, Corral is also Creative Director at Farrar, Straus & Giruoux and runs his own eponymous studio.
Based in New York, Corral is one of the most prolific book cover designers of recent times, designing covers for books that have won Pulitzer Prizes and giants of American and International literature. If you don’t know his name, you’ve definitely seen some of Rodrigo Corral’s work-he’s designed over 500 book covers from John Green’s The Fault in our Stars to JAY Z’s Decoded. To top it off, Hey opened a shop in Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter in 2019. They’ve also worked for global brands like Uniqlo and Huawei but also independent smaller Barcelonian brands like Caravelle and Madrid’s Hola Coffee. They’ve even branded Christmas in the Catalan capital! Fuerte and her team at Hey work across art direction, branding, packaging, campaign, illustration, print, typography and digital. For the past 14 years, Fuerte has been producing beautiful work that has become a part of her home city.
Hey Studio and its Creative Director Verònica Fuerte have been at the forefront of the Barcelona and world design scene since its inception in 2007. She’s also a self proclaimed hoarder, with collections of salt and pepper shakers, bottle caps, Mexican crosses and cast iron toys. Her work is also in the permanent collections of New York’s Cooper Hewitt Design Museum, the Library of Congress and the Milton Glaser Design Archives. The former of which awarded her their 2008 Lifetime Achievement Medal. We’re not the only ones who think so-Anderson has also won many awards from major organisations, including AIGA and the Type Directors Club to name just two. A true powerhouse of design, her work throughout the years has remained impressive and definitely worth a look. On top of this, she is also a teacher at the School of Visual Arts, contributes to Imprint and Uppercase magazine and has co-authored numerous books, including The Typographic Universe, American Typeplay and New Modernist Type. Gail Anderson’s career is super impressive-with stints at Rolling Stone, The Boston Globe, Random House and currently partner at Anderson Newton Design. So, if you’re after some inspiration or just want to be amazed, then get reading! 1. We’ve looked beyond the usual roster of heavy hitters: there’s award winners, hall of famers, Olympic Torch carriers, Google Doodlers, Black Panthers, paper crafters and more. We asked the Shillington community, our students, graduates and teachers, for their favourite designer-past or present-and put them together in this handy list. Although we believe that all designers no matter where they are in their careers should be celebrated, there are some famous designers that everyone should know! This means that we all love graphic designers too-after all, they’re the ones creating the designs. And we’re guessing, as you’re here, you love graphic design too. 35 Famous Graphic Designers That Anyone in the Design Industry Needs to Know
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