Gail Anderson

Designer · Mentor · Lecturer

4 articles · Feb 2022Apr 2026

Studios:Anderson Newton Design

Articles & interviews

  • Top 20 graphic designers of 2026, as voted for by creatives

    Creative Boom reveals the top 20 graphic designers of 2026, as voted by thousands of creatives in its annual State of Creativity survey. The list highlights influential figures such as Paula Scher, Jessica Walsh, Simon Dixon, and Verónica Fuerte, showcasing a mix of established icons and emerging voices shaping the global design landscape. The article celebrates diversity in practice, from branding and typography to motion and illustration.

    Pentagram&WalshDixonBaxiThe Public TheaterTiffanybranding
  • Danae Gosset animates visuals for the tenth anniversary of Mac Miller’s Go:od AM

    Pencil TV founder Danae Gosset directed a series of mixed media animations celebrating the tenth anniversary of Mac Miller’s album Go:od AM. The project includes a hand-painted music video, visualisers, and documentary animations created in collaboration with Miller McCormick and Sam Balaban. Gosset’s tactile, frame-by-frame approach blends digital and physical processes, showcasing her experimental animation style.

    Pencil TVMac Miller EstateWarner Musicmotion
  • Opposites attract: Studio Bang-Gu take us behind the scenes of their San Francisco-based practice

    The Brand Identity interviews Studio Bang-Gu founders Daisy (Dal Hae) Lee and Lucien Ng about their creative partnership, cultural influences, and the evolution of their San Francisco-based practice. They discuss their playful philosophy, cross-cultural projects like 'Dang' and 'Play Play Laaaaah!', and how their differing backgrounds shape their collaborative process.

    Studio Bang-GuSocial Speciesbranding
  • Anthony Zukofsky on the multidisciplinary balance of design, education and writing in his practice

    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.

    InstrumentPentagramGoogleAppleThe New York Times Magazinebranding