Creative Boom interviews Valencia-based illustrator Sergio Membrillas about his 13-year career, his commitment to analogue methods, and his philosophy of staying authentic in a fast-changing creative industry. He discusses his evolution from graphic design to illustration, his influences from ancient art to mid-century design, and his belief in slow, meaningful creative work. The piece highlights his approach to balancing commercial projects with personal integrity and joy in the process.
The article profiles American illustrator Mark Harris, whose photo-collage editorial work blends handmade textures and physical materials to challenge the rigidity of traditional graphic design. Drawing inspiration from Bauhaus, Dadaism, and Constructivism, Harris’ practice emphasizes imperfection and human touch, contrasting his earlier agency experience. His work has appeared in major publications such as The New York Times, The Guardian, and Bloomberg Businessweek.
The Brand Identity interviews New York-based comms+ agency Daly about their reinvention of traditional PR practices. Founder Alex Daly and Managing Director Ally Bruschi discuss their shift to a holistic 'comms+' model, their work with design studios like Pentagram and Athletics, and how they help creative clients build sustained visibility through strategic storytelling and newsletters. The piece highlights Daly’s evolution from crowdfunding consultancy to a full-service communications partner for design-led brands.
