Lucas Lasnier, otherwise known in the art world as Parbo is an Argentinian graphic designer and illustrator. He is also a founding member of the KidGoucho collective. The delicacy within his work is admirable, whilst the femininity is adds a sense of vulnerability and beauty to these images. Confident within their godess like reigns, the illustrations describe what it is to be a beautiful girls in roses. The sequence is quite aptly titled Girls'n'Roses, suggesting a strength to these girls, a subtle rock, a shy sensation, a confidence.
Kate Moross is a
London based creative. The director of Studio Moross, she is a graphic designer
as well as able to animate, as can be seen in the video collaboration with
Benzel feat. Jessie Ware for “If You Love Me”. Even though I quite like the
song by collaborative duo Benzel, I’m more fascinated by the graphics and
technicolour dreams that are created.
Having always wanted
to be an inventor as a child, she now realises that that is “basically what a
designer is.” Even though she works hard, her motto is something along the
lines of work hard and play harder, “work hard, but not too hard. Take time
off, go on holiday.” Whilst she feels the most important skill-set for a
designer is software, “know your software, and fill the gas in your knowledge
when you need to, you should also focus on explaining and communicating your
creative ideas. Having Crits at school and with your peers will prepare you.”
Her biggest milestone in
her career was directing her first video for Simian Mobile Disco, “most people
will think it was the Cadbury’s campaign, I would say that was a close second.”
