Neville Brody
Designer, Type Designer
In their own words
Experienced practitioners need the chance to challenge creative assumptions. In the age of AI, it’s becoming more difficult to take meaningful risks, and break free from habitual ways of working.
It isn’t about producing an instantly perfect outcome, it’s about embracing the process of response itself as a gateway to new learning, change, and creative revitalisation.
Articles & interviews4
- The Royal College of Art is offering two new courses focused on critical skills for a changing world
The Royal College of Art has launched two new short courses—Design Without: A Neville Brody Masterclass and Introduction to Animation: Contexts and Process—aimed at equipping creatives with critical skills for a rapidly changing world. Led by renowned figures such as Neville Brody, Bunny Schendler, and Samantha Moore, the courses emphasize experimentation, innovation, and hands-on learning. The initiative reflects the RCA’s ongoing commitment to adapting education to new technologies and creative challenges.
- The best new fonts for March 2026
Creative Boom’s March 2026 roundup by Tom May highlights five notable new typefaces that balance historical influence with contemporary craft. Featured releases include Mark Caneso’s experimental ‘Please’, Neville Brody’s agitprop-inspired ‘BF Popaganda’, CoType’s softened ‘Aeonik Soft’, ALT.tf’s feminist revival ‘ALT Erogenous’, and Rubén Fontana’s sculptural ‘Archibrazo’. The article celebrates thoughtful, durable design amid global uncertainty.