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Graphic Design: Lukas Muellner arrives in London with some excellent design

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Date
23 July 2013

We’ve introduced you to the work of Designbolaget before – one of Copenhagen’s finest creative agencies – but now it’s time to meet one of their former senior designers; a man whose long-term life plans lie outside of Denmark. Lukas Muellner has been a full-time designer for the last seven years, training in his native Austria and spending some time on exchange at London College of Communication. Since then he’s been in Scandinavia but has recently upped sticks and relocated to London to pursue his hopes and dreams.

Needless to say this gentleman is a designer par excellence with some serious pedigree working on print projects, branding and even a splash of digital. We’re confident he’s gong to do well over here in London and are happy to welcome him into the community. All we need now is for someone to offer him a job…

A collection of white stationery, including envelopes, business cards and a notebook, laid out on a black and white striped background. A wooden rubber stamp rests on one of the envelopes.
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Lukas Muellner: Designbolaget Identity

A white notebook with a grid pattern and a circular line graphic sits on a black and white striped background. Beside it lies a wooden rubber stamp with a blue ink pad featuring the same circular graphic.
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Lukas Muellner: Designbolaget Identity

A stack of business cards with a black and white optical illusion pattern on the reverse. The top card is flipped to show the contact details for “Claus Due”, “Creative Director/Founder” of “Designbolaget” in Copenhagen.
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Lukas Muellner: Designbolaget Identity

Three stacks of business cards in blue, dark blue and pale pink. The cards feature white text that reads “Erik Brandt Dam Arkitekter”.
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Lukas Muellner: Erik Brandt Dam mini identity

Stacks of business cards in various colours, including peach, blue, green and brown. The white cards in the centre read “Erik Brandt Dam” followed by professional titles and contact details.
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Lukas Muellner: Erik Brandt Dam mini identity

Several stacks of business cards in different colours, including black, green, peach, blue, navy and brown. Each card features the white text “Erik Brandt Dam Arkitekter”.
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Lukas Muellner: Erik Brandt Dam mini identity

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About the Author

James Cartwright

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James started out as an intern in 2011 and came back in summer of 2012 to work online and latterly as Print Editor, before leaving in May 2015.

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