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EP 4 | Filipino Graphic Designers
Graphic design isn’t just about pixels and vectors. Imagine the world without it: no eye-catching billboards, no Instagram-worthy packaging, and definitely no quirky memes. But what if I told you that the future of graphic design has a distinct Filipino flavor?
Let’s go explore through the lens of Filipino graphic designers, those unsung heroes who sprinkle magic onto our screens, billboards, and brand logo posts.
Through the lens of five talented artists, from Dan Matutina’s bold illustrations to John Ed De Vera’s intricate paper art, these Filipino designers have left an indelible mark on the global creative landscape.
Five inspiring Filipino graphic designers:
1. Dan Matutina
Dan Matutina is a highly talented graphic designers and illustrator from the Philippines. As the co-founder of Plus63 Design Co., he has left an indelible mark on the industry.
Notable works:
His designs for Google, The New York Times, and Airbnb showcase his innovative approach and signature style, characterized by bold colors, geometric shapes, and clean lines.
2. AJ Dimarucot
AJ Dimarucot, based in Manila is an accomplished graphic designer and illustrator.
Notable works:
His exceptional designs for Nike, Gatorade and the NBA have garnered widespread acclaim.
Aj’s focus on branding and visual identity sets him apart, emphasizing effective communication through design.
3. Isabel Gatuslao
Isabel Gatuslao is known for her minimalist and sophisticated designs.
Notable works:
Her portfolio reflects a keen eye for detail and a commitment to simplicity, which makes her a rising star in the design world.
4. Katwo Puertollano
Katwo Puertollano is a talented and accomplished graphic designer, illustrator, and musician from the Philippines.
Notable works:
27+20 design boutique, specializing in print and broadcast media.
Hocus design studio, her talent has led her to collaborate with renowned clients such as Nike, Converse and Havaianas. Her work has been featured in prestigious design publications like Computer Arts and Digital Arts.
5. John Ed De Vera
John Ed De Vera’s work combines graphic design with paper art, resulting in captivating and intricate pieces.
Notable works:
His paper-cut illustrations have been featured in various publications and exhibitions, showcasing his unique talent and dedication to craftmanship.
These designers have not only made waves in the Philippines but have also left their mark on the global design scene.
Their creativity, innovation and dedication serve as an inspiration for aspiring designers worldwide.
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EP 1: https://pinoybesties.com/discussion/ep-1-typography-trends-2024-from-serif-to-variable-fonts/
EP 2: https://pinoybesties.com/discussion/ep-2-the-embers-of-burnout-in-the-creative-industry/
EP 3: https://pinoybesties.com/discussion/ep-3-modern-design-trends/
Source:
https://www.artmeet.ph/blog/5-inspiring-filipino-graphic-designers-you-should-know-about/
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