Sarah Boris's guest appearances

Sarah Boris

Creative Lives

Soho Radio

The Creative Boom Podcast

Creative Characters

PastPresentFuture

Gavin Strange

Morag Myerscough

Emma Gannon

Sarah Hyndman

Shannie Mears

Malcolm Garrett

Laura Jordan-Bambach

Caitlin Moran

Lisa Congdon

Debbie Millman

Emily Jones

Timothy Goodman

Kate Moross

Martin Freeman

Eric Bibb

OwlTail

Today, we're welcoming Sarah Boris, a London-based artist who runs her own creative studio. Creativity seems to be in her DNA. Tune in as Marie Boulanger, Brand Designer at Monotype talks to Sarah about her experiences working in-house versus running an independent creative studio, the power of titles, and her interest in pop art. To see more of Sarah Boris's design work, view her portfolio at sarahboris.com or visit her Instagram to see her latest projects.

Today, we're welcoming Sarah Boris, a London-based artist who runs her own creative studio. Creativity seems to be in her DNA. Tune in as Marie Boulanger, Brand Designer at Monotype talks to Sarah about her experiences working in-house versus running an independent creative studio, the power of titles, and her interest in pop art. To see more of Sarah Boris's design work, view her portfolio at <a href="https://sarahboris.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">sarahboris.com</a> or visit her <a href="https://www.instagram.com/sarahboris_ldn/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> to see her latest projects.

Sarah Boris – On the power of defining yourself as a creative.

Sarah Boris is an award-winning graphic designer, creative director and artist based in London who's worked with some of the world's leading publishing houses and art organisations, including Phaidon Press, The Photographers' Gallery, Tate and Barbican. Here, we chat about the events of 2020, and how the year transformed her perspective and practice. We'll also discover what makes her happy.

<a href="https://www.creativeboom.com/podcast/sarah-boris/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sarah Boris</a> is an award-winning graphic designer, creative director and artist based in London who's worked with some of the world's leading publishing houses and art organisations, including Phaidon Press, The Photographers' Gallery, Tate and Barbican. Here, we chat about the events of 2020, and how the year transformed her perspective and practice. We'll also discover what makes her happy.

Pivoting work to focus on graphic art, with Sarah Boris

Creative Lives is a podcast series profiling interesting creative careers – from how they identified an interest in the industry, to their formal education and landing their first job. This episode was recorded on 18 April 2016 and the guest was graphic designer Sarah Boris.Sarah has been in the industry for eleven years, and has run her own studio for the last one. This studio is limited to just her at present, to give her flexibility; currently, for instance, she is publishing her first book, among other design and screen-printing projects. Though she has been drawing all her life, she admits “I never thought I would go into design.” Initially drawn to sculpture, she was pushed towards design by a teacher on her Foundation course who saw her strengths lay elsewhere, and she ended up on a typography course, albeit one with enough flexibility that she worked extensively with various methodologies such as drawing and watercolour.This episode was presented by Will Hudson and the sound and music was produced by Zelig Sound.

Creative Lives is a podcast series profiling interesting creative careers – from how they identified an interest in the industry, to their formal education and landing their first job. This episode was recorded on 18 April 2016 and the guest was graphic designer Sarah Boris. Sarah has been in the industry for eleven years, and has run her own studio for the last one. This studio is limited to just her at present, to give her flexibility; currently, for instance, she is publishing her first book, among other design and screen-printing projects. Though she has been drawing all her life, she admits “I never thought I would go into design.” Initially drawn to sculpture, she was pushed towards design by a teacher on her Foundation course who saw her strengths lay elsewhere, and she ended up on a typography course, albeit one with enough flexibility that she worked extensively with various methodologies such as drawing and watercolour. This episode was presented by Will Hudson and the sound and music was produced by Zelig Sound.

Creative Lives: Sarah Boris, graphic designer