The studio

The six people you will be working with.

One portrait each, cut to the same 4:5 frame, and one line about what that person is for. No cards, no plates and no rules: six faces at the same size are the whole structure.

Studio portrait of a woman in their 30s with straight dark shoulder-length hair with centre part, wearing an olive blouse, against a warm grey background.

Priya Raghunathan

Founder, principal design

Draws the ramp first and the colour last, which is why nothing here needs a palette.

Studio portrait of a man in their 50s with receding short salt-and-pepper hair, wearing an olive shirt, against a warm grey background.

Marcus Lyall

Design director

Twenty years of print behind him, and it shows in every measure on the page.

Studio portrait of a woman in their 50s with wavy dark hair to the shoulders with a few grey strands, wearing a charcoal blouse, against a warm grey background.

Aoife Brennan

Lead engineer

Writes the markup the checkers try hardest to break, then breaks it herself first.

Studio portrait of a man in their 60s with medium-length swept-back silver hair, wearing a navy sweater, against a warm grey background.

Tomas Lindqvist

Systems and typography

Keeps the type scale honest across a serif theme and a sans one, without a fallback.

Studio portrait of a woman in their 20s with short natural coily hair, wearing a charcoal shirt, against a warm grey background.

Nadia Osei

Content strategy

Decides what a section is for before anyone decides what it looks like.

Studio portrait of a man in their 40s with short dark hair, wearing a stone shirt, against a warm grey background.

Daniel Sato

Client partner

Reads the brief twice, then asks the question everyone else had been avoiding.

Roles rotate by project. The studio keeps no bench, so whoever is named on a piece of work is the person who made it.