S Magazin Design Cases
Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on S Magazin projects in press coverage.
Designers and creative leads credited on S Magazin projects in press coverage.
Creative Boom profiles Polish illustrator Zosia Bońkowska, whose expressive and theatrical depictions of the human form explore emotion, humour, and movement. The article highlights her journey from studying in London to working with clients like Marco Pablo and Rebel Roots magazine, as well as her self-initiated mental health campaign 'No Room for Judgement'. Bońkowska’s work blends loose linework, exaggerated anatomy, and a playful sense of character.
Creative Boom profiles Polish illustrator Maciek Łazowski, whose bold, geometric, and humorous 3D and 2D artworks aim to evoke joy and curiosity. The article explores his transition from cartooning and graphic design to illustration, his creative process using tools like Blender and Procreate, and his inspirations ranging from Genndy Tartakovsky to Paul Rand. It highlights his editorial work for BBC Science Focus Magazine and his ambitions to collaborate with major tech brands.
Creative Boom profiles Belgian illustrator Joanna Blémont, whose 'silent watercolours' explore quiet spaces and emotional stillness. Now based in Edinburgh, she discusses her contemplative process, recent commissions for The New Yorker and others, and her upcoming riso-printed zine 'Comatose' funded by Creative Scotland. The article highlights her focus on slowing down creativity and embracing analog techniques.
The Brand Identity interviews Greek art director Nikos Georgópoulos about launching his new creative agency, Marlon Tate. He discusses balancing his role as Head of Graphics at Pollard Thomas Edwards with leading the new studio, its storytelling-driven approach, and early projects for clients in architecture and urban development. The conversation explores his transition from solo designer to agency founder and his vision for Marlon Tate’s future.
The Brand Identity interviews New York-based designer and educator Anthony Zukofsky about his multidisciplinary practice that spans design, teaching, and writing. Zukofsky discusses his career path through studios like Pentagram, Google, and Instrument, his teaching role at the School of Visual Arts, and his approach to balancing creative and academic work. The conversation highlights his reflections on leadership, learning, and the evolving nature of design practice.
The Brand Identity interviews Brazilian designers Leo Porto and Felipe Rocha about their collaborative projects, including the creation of Bonde — a platform connecting Brazilian creatives in New York. They discuss their career paths, the design thinking behind Bonde’s identity, and their approach to projects like Melissa’s Flygrl campaign. The conversation highlights their shared values around community, diversity, and cultural representation in design.
The Brand Identity interviews Javas Lehn, Creative Director of Javas Lehn Studio, about his background, design philosophy, and projects such as The Robey and custom typeface Robey Sans. The discussion explores his process of story-led branding, collaboration with photographers, and passion for editorial design. Lehn reflects on balancing minimalism with storytelling and the importance of communication and curiosity in design.
