Universal Music Design Cases
Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on Universal Music projects in press coverage.
Designers and creative leads credited on Universal Music projects in press coverage.
London-based artist Orfeo Tagiuri created two animated music videos for Brian Eno and Beatie Wolfe’s collaborative albums, titled 'Procession' and 'Suddenly'. The works explore themes of interconnectivity and transformation, drawing inspiration from the Eames’ 'Powers of Ten' and William Blake’s prints. Created entirely in Procreate Dreams, the animations merge natural and human imagery in a fluid, improvisational style.
The article profiles Berlin-based DTAN Studio, a multidisciplinary team known for merging analogue printmaking with motion design. Through Risograph animation and hand-cut techniques, the studio creates tactile, unpredictable visuals for clients in music, fashion, and culture. Co-founders Julia Schimautz and Bianca Brandner emphasize the human touch and experimental spirit that define their work.
Creative Boom’s article by Tom May explores why networking should be a top priority for creatives in 2025. Drawing on advice from illustrators, designers, and other professionals, it emphasizes authentic relationship-building over transactional interactions. The piece offers practical tips for introverts, follow-up strategies, and examples of how networking can lead to unexpected opportunities.
The Brand Identity interviews Sydney-based designer Jarmaine Stojanovic about his unconventional path into the design industry and the evolution of his practice, SCCO Studio. Stojanovic discusses the studio’s rebrand, the creation of a custom typeface called AusMod, and his philosophy on independence and creative process. The conversation highlights his journey from self-taught beginnings to leading a respected small studio in Australia’s design scene.
The Brand Identity interviews Stockholm-based designer and art director Filip Kleremark about his work for Swedish fashion brands Très Bien and Sun Buddies. He discusses his transition from agency life to in-house design, his studio FOLD, and his approach to print and digital brand development. Kleremark also reflects on his creative process, influences, and the tactile satisfaction of print design.
The Brand Identity interviews Portland-based designer Duncan Brazzil, known as Design By Duncan, about his journey from the UK to the US, his focus on kinetic motion design, and his experiences freelancing for major clients like FENTY and Nike. He discusses his self-taught approach, love for black-and-white aesthetics, and ambitions to expand into 3D and more meaningful projects. The conversation highlights his creative philosophy, process, and reflections on growth and community in design.
Motionographer announces that director Tim Fox has joined Final Frontier’s global roster. The article highlights his multidisciplinary background across 2D, 3D, and live-action, as well as his experience with major brands and music-driven projects. It positions Fox as a versatile creative with a strong storytelling and design sensibility.
