An Interview with Bowyer – UIDesign + Funware + Luxury [Theory, iPad, Interview]

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Bowyer is a new company by Vadik Marmeladov, Sergey Filippov, a man known as "The Client", and Ilya Kolganov. In this interview we talk through their first collaborations, philosophy, process, commercial projects, and future plans.

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