Alex Hunting and Naomi Anderson Subryan

Gaining insight into two very different but equally brilliant creative practices, we’ll first hear from Naomi who will deliver a ten-minute talk on her crafty illustration practice. She’ll tell us about her inspirations and processes, sharing insights from her humorous works which span joyful ceramic characters, collages and editorial illustrations. Next, we’ll hear from Alex Hunting, the founding designer of Alex Hunting Studio, who will discuss the ins and outs ofKinfolk’sredesign as well as a new offshoot for children,Kindling, in a 25-minute Q&A with our editor-in-chief Matt Alagiah.

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Alex Hunting

Last year, acclaimed publicationKinfolkunderwent a dramatic redesign to celebrate its tenth year in print. This new visual direction was led by Alex Hunting, the founding designer of the eponymous London-based studio. Aiming to setKinfolkapart from the crowd, the rebrand also features custom typefaces from Schick Toikka. At January’s Nicer Tuesdays, we’ll hear from the graphic designer who was also responsible for RaphaMondialas well as branding and art direction for the likes of New Balance,The Eyeand St. Leo. Alex will tell us about the crucial decisions that went intoKinfolk’sredesign and how the team was keen to “keep things moving so the title remains distinctive.” Bringing even more expression to the famed publication’s spreads, Alex will touch on the new mag’s type hierarchy which forms the solid foundations of the redesign. Tune in to ask your questions on this landmark project to Alex directly and to hear more about a master of print’s creative process.

Naomi Anderson-Subryan

We first met this charming illustrator back when she was a fresh graduate from Camberwell College of Art. We got to know her wonderful craft when we featured her as part of The Next Generation (known back then as The Graduates) and since then, in just a few short years, have seen her go from strength to strength. Humour, kitsch and cult classics continue to be prevailing inspirations for Naomi and, at January’s Nicer Tuesdays, we’ll hear more about how she makes her work so special. Delving into her distinctive character design (seen across collage and ceramics), hear first-hand from Naomi on how she crafts stories through multidisciplinary illustration.