James Junk
Designer, Graphic Designer
In their own words
My graphic design won’t save the world – but it can centre emotion and humanity.
Don't think about it and just start designing again!
Articles & interviews
- Apple and It’s Nice That launch LA business panel series
Apple’s Today at Apple programme and It’s Nice That have launched Made for Business, a free Los Angeles panel series about building sustainable creative businesses. The first event, held at The Grove on 7 October 2026, features designer James Junk, creative director Ramisha Sattar, and Mouthwash Studio partner and creative director Abraham Campillo discussing pricing, positioning, workflow, creative process and growth.
- James Junk on why his graphic design “won’t save the world”
The article covers James Junk’s talk at Nicer Tuesdays in Los Angeles, where he discussed his approach to graphic design that prioritises emotional connection and humanity over grandiose claims of world-saving impact. He shared insights into his process across brand, sustainability, fashion, and social media projects.
- "Get Tickets for LA's First Nicer Tuesdays Event: Creative Talks & Inspiration"
It’s Nice That announces the first-ever Nicer Tuesdays event in Los Angeles, featuring talks from Mouthwash Studio, Clay Hickson, James Junk, and Thalía Gochez. The event will explore creative processes across design, illustration, and photography, with Dropbox as the event partner. Hosted by Elizabeth Goodspeed, the evening aims to inspire the LA creative community through candid discussions and showcases of artistic practice.
- Designers Share Advice on Overcoming Career Drift
Creative Boom’s community shares advice for designers experiencing career drift, offering encouragement and practical steps to reconnect with their creative roots. Contributors emphasize self-initiated projects, embracing generalist skills, and protecting personal energy. The article reframes career drift as a natural evolution rather than a failure.
- PRINT Magazine Designer Profiles
PRINT Magazine’s Designer Profiles section highlights a range of contemporary and historical designers, artists, and photographers. The page aggregates recent features and interviews, showcasing creative figures such as Marion Eichmann, Janel Hawkins, and José De Rocco, among others. It serves as a hub for discovering diverse creative practices across design disciplines.