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The ATTIK (latterly known as ATTIK) was a British creative agency founded in 1986 in Huddersfield, England by James Sommerville and Simon Needham. They are best known for their progressive and influential graphic design style, their series of "Noise" experimental design books, and their work for clients including, Coca-Cola, Sony PlayStation, MTV, Toyota, and Adidas.