Nikita Iziev is a London-based graphic designer and art director whose practice is shaped by a holistic engagement with cultural forms. This cross-disciplinary outlook informs a typographic focus, where type, image, and motion are combined to form a visual language that is both precise and speculative.

His clients have ranged from global brands such as Apple, Louis Vuitton, and Nike to institutions like The New York Times. He has also collaborated with studios including ALASKA ALASKA, and with sub on projects for artists such as Travis Scott and Ye.

He is the co-founder of ffforum and a collaborator at Source Type.
Reach out at nikitaiziev@gmail.com

Nikita Iziev is a London-based graphic designer and art director whose practice is shaped by a holistic engagement with cultural forms. This cross-disciplinary outlook informs a typographic focus, where type, image, and motion are combined to form a visual language that is both precise and speculative.

His clients have ranged from global brands such as Apple, Louis Vuitton, and Nike to institutions like The New York Times. He has also collaborated with studios including ALASKA ALASKA, and with sub on projects for artists such as Travis Scott and Ye.

He is the co-founder of ffforum and a collaborator at Source Type. Reach out at nikitaiziev@gmail.com

Nikita Iziev is a London-based graphic designer and art director whose practice is shaped by a holistic engagement with cultural forms. This cross-disciplinary outlook informs a typographic focus, where type, image, and motion are combined to form a visual language that is both precise and speculative.

His clients have ranged from global brands such as Apple, Louis Vuitton, and Nike to institutions like The New York Times. He has also collaborated with studios including ALASKA ALASKA, and with sub on projects for artists such as Travis Scott and Ye.

He is the co-founder of ffforum and a collaborator at Source Type.
Reach out at nikitaiziev@gmail.com

Nikita Iziev is a London-based graphic designer and art director whose practice is shaped by a broad engagement with cultural forms. This cross-disciplinary outlook informs a typographic focus, where type, image, and motion are combined to form a visual language that is both precise and speculative.

His clients have ranged from global brands such as Apple, Louis Vuitton, and Nike to institutions like The New York Times. He has also collaborated with studios including ALASKA ALASKA, and with sub on projects for artists such as Travis Scott and Ye.

He is the co-founder of ffforum and a collaborator at Source Type. Reach out at nikitaiziev@gmail.com