I recently went to Hyde park picture house to see the art documentary film Made You Look. The film was incredibly inspiring to me as it discussed the differences between analogue and digital creativity.
It discussed how within the internet age its the designers and artists pioneering analogue print methods and markmaking that now stand out. This idea appeals to me as in particular screen printing is something that has recently captured my heart. Screen printing is a way you can even combine digital designs and output them in an analogue way.
The film also re-introduced me to the creative Kate Moross.
This is an example of some of her most iconic branding work for Disclosure.
She is the owner of a London based business called Studio Moross. They produce all kinds of bright, colourful and engaging work; inclusive of all outputs (web, video, illustration, design, etc.).
I believe Studio Moross would be a brilliant place to conduct my creative report as they are all young, enthusiastic and interested in all types of media not just specifically graphic design. The team all have different roles within the business and possibly this could help me discover where I would fit into this type of studio dynamic. My main skills being analogue printing would this be something they'd be interested in?
- Important question "Would you ever be interested in hiring a creative specialising in analogue print methods?"
This is definitely the type of agency i'd love to be a part of as brightness, diversity and joy are all key aspects rather than a serious and 'business men in suits' kind of atmosphere.
They will be on my list of people to contact this year!
Studio Moross
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