A look beyond blueprints and computers into the art and science of design, showcasing great designers from every discipline whose work shapes our world.
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Episode 1 profiles Christoph Niemann, an illustrator and his work with abstraction and interactivity from various mediums such as the New Yorker to Instagram.
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| Platon | ... | Himself 1 episode, 2017 | |
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Elisabeth Biondi | ... | Herself 1 episode, 2017 |
| Ilse Crawford | ... | Herself 1 episode, 2017 | |
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Es Devlin | ... | Herself 1 episode, 2017 |
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Marcus Engman | ... | Himself 1 episode, 2017 |
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Ralph Gilles | ... | Himself 1 episode, 2017 |
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Tinker Hatfield | ... | Himself 1 episode, 2017 |
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Bjarke Ingels | ... | Himself 1 episode, 2017 |
| Michael Jordan | ... | Himself 1 episode, 2017 | |
| Jay Leno | ... | Himself 1 episode, 2017 | |
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Sarah Medford | ... | Herself 1 episode, 2017 |
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Christoph Niemann | ... | Himself 1 episode, 2017 |
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Oscar Peña | ... | Himself 1 episode, 2017 |
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Kira Pollack | ... | Herself 1 episode, 2017 |
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Alice Rawsthorn | ... | Herself 1 episode, 2017 |
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Paula Scher | ... | Herself 1 episode, 2017 |
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Bob Serpe | ... | Himself 1 episode, 2017 |
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Martyn Thompson | ... | Himself 1 episode, 2017 |
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Cory Vanderploeg | ... | Himself 1 episode, 2017 |
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Lisa Zeitz | ... | Herself - Christoph's Wife 1 episode, 2017 |
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A look beyond blueprints and computers into the art and science of design, showcasing great designers from every discipline whose work shapes our world.
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The show is excellent, is well directed and very well produced, but what I like the most is the very honest way to present the persons behind the work, they are not presented in typical PR or marketing way, they are presented as humans with some gifts and some struggles, their stories are truly inspiring mostly because are not fantastic or heroic, just because they are very human.