The man behind the creative direction of Australian Geographic: Mike Ellott

The man behind the creative direction of Australian Geographic: Mike Ellott

Mike Ellott is one of the country’s leading publishing designers. Australian Geographic´s creative director chats about how he got started – on magazines in London – to what it took to land his current, highly coveted role.

He also delves into the art of turning complicated facts into beautiful, educational graphics, and where he finds his inspiration.

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