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Plate camera

Plate camera

Richard Krzyzak

Richard Krzyzak talks to Tessa Traeger, Simon Wheeler and David Loftus, three photographers whose work is rooted in the social and cultural role of food, and the part played by farmers and makers
 
All about oil

All about oil

Dionysis Livanis

The olive oil industry is helping to revive the Greek economy – and designers are at the heart of this success.
 
Cup challenge

Cup challenge

Sarah Snaith

David Hillman’s photographic designs for Dragonfly changed the look of tea packaging
 
Glazed and confused

Glazed and confused

Tom Harrad

From the synthesised splash of sugary fizz to 3D-printed hamburgers, the future of food goes way beyond the real thing
 
Luxury of less is more

Luxury of less is more

John L. Walters

‘Roundhead’ Sean Perkins explains North’s designs for restaurateur Alan Yau and the St Pancras Hotel
 
Design that disappears: the blackboard at St John

Design that disappears: the blackboard at St John

Paul Davis

Asked to nominate a favourite item of information design, illustrator Paul Davis had no hesitation in naming the bar menu blackboard at St John restaurant in Clerkenwell, with its ‘nose-to-tail’ philosophy of serving authentic food
 
Natural fantasy

Natural fantasy

Anna Kealey

Anna Kealey on the myth-making powers of food packaging design
 
Burger, fries, no logo

Burger, fries, no logo

John L. Walters

With ‘nothing to show and nothing to say’, Ben Stott’s ‘anti-branding’ helped turn the Byron restaurant chain into a multi-million pound brand.
 
Reputations: Louise Fili

Reputations: Louise Fili

Liz Danzico

‘Most restaurants are not used to dealing with designers, so I ask lots of questions. It’s being able to talk about colour, texture or architectural details. All I need is one element to latch on to that can make the logo work.’
 
Picture: Killa

Picture: Killa

Tom Harrad

Each of Graham MacIndoe’s drug ‘baggies’ brands a different high
 
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