January 31, 2012
[NS] Emily Oberman
Emily Oberman co-founded Number Seventeen in 1993, a multidisciplinary design studio working in print, TV and on the web, mostly for the entertainment industry. Projects have included the titles for Saturday Night Live, the brand identity and website for This American Life as well as for the Original Soupman (yes, the guy from Seinfeld), the Deluxe Illustrated Edition of Superfreakonomics, Newsweek magazine, titles for HBO Family and a book for Seventeen magazine (naturally). Prior to working at Number Seventeen, Emily worked for Tibor Kalman at M&Co.
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