BTW, Fairey’s work got all the glamour of the campaign, but you’re poster is far better, much more subtle and of higher technical quality. Fairey opinion of himself and his handling of the copyright claim of the photographer was such a half-assed attempt to put himself on a pedestal of righteousness it made me lose all hope that a famous artist can avoid megalomania. It’s quite unbelievable that the guy claimed that he had the right to use the image (which he did) and has now been commissioned to do an official Creative Commons t-shirt while at the same time going after people who use fair-use to get inspiration from his work.

Sorry for the rant.

And NRK do really have a great logo, here is the full design manual, in Norwegian, http://fil.nr...b/designhbok – not a fan off _all_ of them, like NRK.no for instance, but overall I like most of the variants.

I’ll double that.

In the interview the Tank guys says you are simply one of the best graphic designers of our time. I tend to agree. Much of the rest of the interview is simply a translation/summary of what you say. In addition they talk about how you are focusing on music now and that Simen thinks that you will serve as an inspiration to the Norwegian designers (you are).