Name: Matthew Barton
Web site: www.octobermigration.com

We think these are great designs and there are only two of them and they are going for a lower price of $15

Name: Matthias Baeuerle
Web site: www.seasonzero.de
Email: matthias@seasonzero.de

Name: Matthew Barton
Web site: www.octobermigration.com

We think these are great designs and there are only two of them and they are going for a lower price of $15

TPS: What does the name of the series mean?

Arcadia and Splendoria are metaphoric descriptions of those wonderful beings called women
and all the visual joy they bring.
"Entity" is the title for the set of mythological and religious gods. Odin represents the old
tales from the Norse Edda. Shiva is part of the Hinduism and Ceremonious stands for the ancient
faith of the Celts.

TPS: What inspired the series?

Arcadia and Splendoria are inspired by modern and contemporary fashion illustrations, while
"Entity" is the attempt to create a new way of showing mythological or religious deities with
no cultural connections and backgrounds.

TPS: What are you currently doing in terms of client work?

At the moment I mostly work with bands from Germany and the States. I create conceptional
artworks for their album releases and help them establish an unique and recognisalbe appreance.

TPS: What do you want to do in the design industry?

I'm quite happy to be able to work with more and more bands and I definitely would like to
pursue this even more in the future.

TPS: What other personal project have you got going on?

Right now I'm happy that there is enough to do working on official projects for bands. The "Entity"
series was the last personal project I did - it was originally for the Illustrative award called "Young
Illustrators Award" - but sadly it didn't make it. But I'm still totally proud of how it turned out.

TPS: Who are your influences?

There are different styles I really like. On one hand I'm a total addict  to typography and love to
do hand lettering. Here once again I would like to mention Hydro74, Maxx242 for example.
Tattoo artworks are definitely a big influence too. On the other hand I really like the
work of small creative design studios like Invisible Creature or Studio K. But in the end every
movie or book can be a great influence...

TPS: What programs did you use to make these?

I mostly use Photoshop and Illustrator to create my artworks.

TPS: Are you available for Freelance inquires?

Sure! I'm always available by mail and would be glad to help on any ambitious design/illustration project.

This series is from

Name:  Matthias Baeuerle
Web site: www.seasonzero.de
Email: matthias@seasonzero.de

We think these are great designs and there are only two of them and they are going for a lower price of $15

TPS: What does the name of the series mean?
Some of the different roles that current women must assume in our society today.

TPS: What inspired the series?
It is a look at the rights for which women fought back a while ago. A reflection on how those rights were transformed into demands to them, transforming them into beings multifunctional and imposing enormous pressure of social success, beauty and intelligence.

TPS: What are you currently doing in terms of client work?
Currently I am working for some web design projects.

TPS: What do you want to do in the design industry?
I would like to produce my own ideas. I have many ideas in different fields of design. From web design and the net-art, passing through the device-art until the editorial design and design of interactive installations.

TPS: What other personal project have you got going on?
Now I'm in the process of printing a series of digital collages that compose my work. I want to expose the series soon in my city.

TPS: Who are your influences?
Jorge Restrepo, an excepecional colombian visual artist, Eduardo Recife; off course and my girlfriend, who moves my heart and makes me think.

TPS: What programs did you use to make these?
None, totally handmade.

TPS: Are you available for Freelance inquires?
Sure!, just contacme!

TPS: What does the name of the series mean?
Utero means... utero! Life, love, feelings, subtlety, micro and macro cosmos... All those things we can't really explain.

TPS: What inspired the series?
I was studying organics shapes for a side project I have with two friends and I decided to explore this idea along with other elements from my work library. The result is a mix of liquid images and organic shapes that look like an uterine x-ray.

TPS: What are you currently doing in terms of client work?
I work as art director in an advertising agency and I response to the development of visual identities, logotypes, packaging and ad-campaigns. Beside to that I design to art galleries and music artists, djs, etc.

TPS: What do you want to do in the design industry?
Good jobs to good people with good ideas!

TPS: What other personal project have you got going on?
I have a few side projects in progress with two others friends. They are involved with photograpy and conceptual art. Soon these projects will be shown - and well known... I hope! : )

TPS: Who are your influences?
My greatest influences don't come from people, but things in general. I observe live introspectively and I want to create with things that don't really seem possible to be used as influence.

TPS: What programs did you use to make these?
I used Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop.

TPS: Are you available for Freelance inquires?
Yes! Just drop me a line at lucasrampazzo@gmail.com and we can talk!

This is a series created by Lucas Rampazzo - you can see more of his work here:
www.flickr.com/photos/lucasrampazzo/

TPS: What does the name of the series mean?
I love the geometry, the simples shapes and the beauty of the galaxies so I mixed to create an epic series.

TPS: What inspired the series?
The uncertain galaxies.

TPS: What are you currently doing in terms of client work?
I´m working in the identity of a Sushi restaurant called "Koi"

TPS: What do you want to do in the design industry?
Keep working! I want design all the time.

TPS: What other personal project have you got going on?
I´m working for a future exhibition of an Argentinean collective graphic designers and for a collab in a future edition of a great book.

TPS: Who are your influences?
I love a lot of designers, but probably my favorites are Non-format and Alex Trochut.

TPS: What programs did you use to make these?
Photoshop and Illustrator.

TPS: Are you available for Freelance inquires?
Yes!

This Series is from Alexander Cano from Manizales, Colombia

You can see more of his work here TAlexCanoDesign : : OneManStudio

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