Julia chats with queer activist and graphic designer, Clare Truscott, to discuss the era she designed the Pride programmes, 1988–91.

Julia chats with this year's Christmas card collaborator, artist Thomas Oldfield about the project and his processes.

Julia chats with three design industry creatives, Jamie Ellul, Louise Kyme and Rob Howsam, about their music projects.

Julia chats with five graphic designers about their strategies when tackling recurring creative briefs.

Julia chats with four graphic designers about the process of play within their work.

Julia chats with artist Joseph Brown, who collaborated on our 31% Wool Christmas card this year.

Julia chats with five graphic designers working across a variety of disciplines about their views on sustainability.

Julia chats with six designers, spanning Gen X, Y and Z to hear how their ideation processes differ and how technology aids them.

Julia chats with creatives, Ravista Mehra, Pali Palavathanan and Katherina Tudball about diversity in graphic design.

Julia chats with illustrator and educator Skye Baker, who worked with us on the 31% Wool Christmas card this year, about our collaboration.

Julia chats with six branding designers about their experience of making a difference to an organisation through a visual identity evolution

Julia chats with six creatives who work with type, to find out their thoughts on free fonts, typeface accessibility and variable fonts.

Julia seeks out six different design perspectives on brand colour.

Julia chats to five writers about the intrinsically linked communication forms of words and pictures that make up a brand identity.

Julia chats to clients and collaborators about the importance of accessible graphic design and whether aesthetics can compromise it.

Julia chats to ten creatives who both practise and teach design, to hear their views on how the two roles influence each other.

Julia chats to four of the artists who are part of Croydon's music-themed art trail in Whitgift & Centrale shopping centre.

Julia chats to three collaborators to find out their perspectives on how non-designers can effectively implement branding and design.

Julia talks to six successful women at varying stages of their design careers about whether they feel hindered by their gender.