New York-based designer Raf Rennie first got into design after playing around on Photoshop when he was 12. “When I got to high school and friends were starting bands, I knew enough to make them their artwork,” he says. Raf has worked on an array of different projects, but is most comfortable in editorial design working across various magazines and publications. The designer has a fairly open approach when it comes to defining his work and style: “I’ve tried thinking of [my style] as a ‘post-structuralist’ aesthetic but I’m more and more thinking of that as a kind of forced nomenclature,” says Raf. “I’m still very much under this idea of structured modernist typography, but always try to bring more into it, some sort of mess and something to break that structure. In my head it’s always taking the narrative or language of one way of thinking and trying to add another discursive voice to it.”
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