Design with a Pulse – Lessons from Los Angeles Design Weekend
Los Angeles Design Weekend felt less like a traditional design fair and more like a living, breathing map of creativity.
Los Angeles Design Weekend felt less like a traditional design fair and more like a living, breathing map of creativity.
Beyond the exhibitions, what struck me most about LA was how design lives and breathes across the city itself. Walking through its neighbourhoods felt like wandering through an open-air gallery, with murals, architecture, and sculpture telling stories at every turn.
As the owner of a graphic design studio based in Sydney, I’m always looking for opportunities to step outside the day-to-day and connect with fresh ideas. This year, attending the LA Design Festival gave me exactly that.
In the world of graphic design, geography plays a significant role in shaping creative expression. Sydney and Europe, separated by vast oceans, offer distinct approaches to design, each rooted in their unique cultures and histories. Yet, it’s the blend of these perspectives that truly drives innovation.
In July, I had the pleasure of visiting Milan for a partly business trip and partly family holiday. This trip coincided with the remarkable Fairey Sheppard exhibition at Vapore.
In my twenties after finishing my design degree, I packed up my trusty backpack and headed out on a 3 year adventure around the globe.
Australia, often celebrated for its stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife, is also making waves on the global stage with its vibrant and distinctive approach to graphic design.
In the dynamic world of creativity, collaboration knows no bounds.
In the bustling metropolis of Sydney, where innovation meets tradition, businesses are constantly seeking ways to stand out in a crowded market.
In the dynamic world of creative agencies, innovation thrives on collaboration