Bryan Edmondson - SEA Design (London, UK)
Bryan Edmondson - SEA Design (London, UK)
The joy of conferences? The fun has to be the travel! The downside usually comes with the jet-lag. Presenting work for the first time is interesting – that gives me the opportunity to discuss the thoughts of new work and ideas.
Bryan Edmondson is creative director and co-founder of the multi-disciplinary design consultancy SEA. Edmondson’s work touches many disciplines from corporate identity and art direction to digital, packaging and information design. He has amassed a diverse and impressive client list and produced a wide range of acclaimed work for clients such as Matthew Williamson, GF Smith, EMI, Adidas, Porche, the contemporary furniture brand Beyon and Jamie Oliver.
IdN Extra 06: Semi-Permanent p94-95
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IdN Extra 06: Semi-Permanent — Speak Up
It is imperative that successful designers and artists maintain a high standard of work, but it is also important that they present coherently to their clients and patrons, or be able to speak in front of thousands of roaring conference attendees! In this collaborative IdN Extra, we feature 40 seasoned Semi-Permanent speakers. We give their views on creative conferencing and show their latest work.
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Dean Poole - Alt Group (Auckland, New Zealand)
We like the social life of ideas, collaborating with other people, because the problem with working by yourself is the echo.
Luke Lucas (Melbourne, Australia)
The joy of conferences? It can be pretty nerve racking speaking before that many people but at the same time it’s really fulfilling to share your thoughts with a room full of likeminded people.
The joy of conferences? The fact that its kind of like being a slightly crap celebrity. You are sort of semi famous for about five minutes, people are interested in what you have to say and you feel like your life might have amounted to something, then you go home.
Big Active - Gerard Saint (London, UK)
It believes in creative networks — its aim is "to produce creative design and commercial art based upon ideas with an accessible common touch".
Tim Kentley - XYZ Studios (Melbourne, Australia / New York, USA)
Tim Kentley founded XYZ in 2003 – "somewhat foolishly", he says. He had no training in animation and didn't know a single person in advertising.
Alex Trochut (Barcelona, Spain)
The joy of conferences? The moment after you have finished.
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