Celebrating Great Designers
Discover a curated list of talented designers from various disciplines, including graphic design, web design, interior design, and more. Our directory showcases designers who have made significant contributions to their respective fields.
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Shinji Arashigawa
Japan (JP)
Born in Iwakuni City, Yamaguchi Prefecture in 1974, he established Storm Graphics in 2005. Active in Japan and overseas. His work focuses on branding, planning, and production. Try to create minimalistic designs in Japanese style. Major clients include Mitsubishi Corporation, Kihara Works, Goda Industries, Daito Baseball, and Dainichido. He is currently the secretary of the Hiroshima district of the Japan Graphic Designers Association, and the chairman of the Yamaguchi Prefectural Design General Incorporated Association, a judge for the Setouchi Design Grand Prix.
View ProfileHye Kyoung Yoon
Republic of Korea (KR)
Travel used to mean hard works as a business women who raised business with single handed. For photo shooting, trade fair exhibition and etc., many luggage to carry made business trip more tired and troublesome. After several big crisis, big fire which swallowed up all the product stock and covid pandemic which swept market demand, we decided to design the luggage we always needed for ourselves.
View ProfileFranco Pupillo
Italy (IT)
Franco Pupillo deals with design and communication, the great experience acquired over the years by personally following the projects, gave him a knowledge of techniques and materials and a sensitivity that favors simplicity and concreteness. An important feature is that it gives a complete service, in compliance with the company philosophy it helps to improve the image, to better present the products and therefore to sell more.
View ProfileFarzan Shamasblou
Iran (IR)
Farzan Shamasblou is an Iranian architect and multidisciplinary designer, and has been the design director of Pratic studio since 2016. He earned his Master’s degree from IA University in Tehran after having completed his bachelor in Khayyam University of Mashhad, IRAN. Prior to founding Pratic Studio, Farzan was an associate architect at “Shirdel and Associates Architects”, and previously worked in both independent and collaborative design environments. Interested in creative problem solving and critical design thinking, Farzan has worked on multiple projects in various fields of design, including award-winning architectural projects, as well as furniture, products and artworks that have been featured in exhibitions.
View ProfileGao Pin
China (CN)
Gao Pin graduated from Lu Xun Academy of fine arts with a Bachelor of Arts degree and a master of Arts degree. Now she is an professor in College of Shenyang Jianzhu University art institute. The current courses include graphic and font creativity design, Poster Design, Advertising Design. She has been engaged in many commercial design projects, and Art and design works have been invited to exhibit for many times. She has participated in international exhibitions such as Beijing International Design Week, Poland International Poster Biennale, Finland Lahti International Poster Triennial, Peru International Poster Biennial, Korea International Digital Poster Invitational Exhibition, Asian Design Biennial, Colorado CO2 Global Poster Biennial, Leipzig International Poster Exhibition. She has published more than 10 works in international journals; design works are included in large literature books such as "30 years of Chinese Design" and "Yearbook of Chinese Designers". Published works "The Application and Development of Advertising Visual Elements", "Advertising Design and Creative Development", "Poster Design", "Business Space Design—The 4th Dimension Brand", "Brand Packaging Design”She is a member of China Packaging Design Federation, director of China Designers Association, member of China Film and Television Art Association, judge of China Packaging creative design competition, and judge of Italy a 'design award and competition.
View ProfileYu-Ting Chen
Taiwan (China) (TW)
Downshifting (lifestyle) also known as Simple living is what MUYU Design are Designed For. MUYU Design hope to use this method to customize the needs of each user, and at the same time use material textures and spatial proportions to allow customers to imagine the picture of living in it. By transforming complexity into simplicity and insisting on showing the original appearance of materials, let the occupants can downshifting to a simplified life.
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