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Isabel + Helen are graduates of BA
Graphic Design Communication at
Chelsea College of Arts, and a creative
partnership working within the realms
of 3d design; from editorial set design
through to large-scale interactive
installations.
Best known for their graphic style, the
pair’s work mixes big ideas with simple
pleasures, and one of their first projects
was a commission by the V&A to create
an interactive Constructivist playground
based on the Russian design movement.
Other clients include Tate Modern,
Selfridges and The Conran Shop.
Irina Wang was raised in Florida before
moving to London, where she graduated
from Chelsea College of Arts in 2015
and now works as a graphic designer
at Pentagram.
Irina enjoys merging aesthetics with
academia and whilst studying at Chelsea,
won a Mead Fellowship for her final-year
major project, designing for endangered
language revitalisation to aid native
communities in resisting hegemony and
monoculture. In this project, Irina designed
educational materials that enable children
in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, southeastern
Bangladesh, to learn their native
language, Marma.
Zoë Taylor is an illustrator who has
collaborated with Marc by Marc Jacobs,
The Guardian, the New York Times, Luella
Bartley, anothermag.com and many
others. She was a Pick Me Up Select
in 2015 and her first comic, Joyride was
published by Breakdown Press in 2016.
Zoë is a graduate of BA Illustration at
Camberwell College of Arts and she
also has a MA in Communication Art and
Design from the Royal College of Art and
a BA in Ancient History and Architecture
from University College London.
Cade Featherstone is a BA Graphic
Design graduate from Central Saint Martins.
Since graduating, Cade has determinedly
applied a non-specialist approach and utilises
an interdisciplinary skill set to traverse
multiple creative arenas. This has led him
to work across everything from games
design to motion graphics, concept art
to video editing.
In 2016, Cade won a D&AD New Blood
Award for an eye-catching window display
designed in response to a John Lewis
brief. He currently works in an art
department for film and TV.