Creative Profile
Ben Wright
20 February 2011
Raised on a healthy diet of children’s cartoon shows, comic books and Japanese animation, Ben Wright has respectfully transformed a childhood obsession into a solid foundation for what promises to be a flourishing and lucrative career in the animation industry. Having already won an esteemed BAFTA award for his work alongside Bold Creative on a series of animated shorts highlighting the effects of bullying
Inkfetish
13 October 2010
His arresting imagery and wonderfully twisted characters and mural paintings have brightened up many a London street corner over the years. Injecting personality, vitality and intrigue wherever he leaves his artistic mark, Tom Blackford, a.k.a. Inkfetish, has spent the last 10 years carving out a visual identity that has lead him to become a recognisable and respected force on the
Fabrice Bourgelle
14 May 2010
Devout photographer, explorer and expressionist of the aesthetic medium, Fabrice Bourgelle drops by to disclose some of the insightful experiences from his creative journey this month. His strikingly beautiful pictures, deep-rooted passion for music and affinity with capturing the unexpected have led him to produce work for artists on labels such as Ninja Tune, Tru Thoughts, First Word Records and
Pomme Chan
6 April 2010
This month the super talented, super lovely Pomme Chan graces our pages with her wonderful presence. Pomme’s intricately beautiful illustrative style has seen her work across a wide range of design disciplines – from commercial and editorial design through to typography, fashion and traditional painting. Constructed with great care and sensitivity, Pomme’s unique style of work has attracted such esteemed clients as Sony, MTV, Mercedes Benz, Microsoft, Nike and Topshop. Brainer caught up with the budding creative to ask her a few questions about the joys and hardships of being a freelance illustrator/designer.
Miss Led
9 March 2010
Eye-catching, distinctive and playfully flirtatious – Miss Led’s beautifully executed illustrations and paintings have won her respect in many a design circle. Inviting the attention of such big name clients as Reebok, Selfridges and Diesel, to name but a few, she was the first female to win the vastly popular Secret Wars tournament in 2007. Taking time out from her insanely busy schedule, Miss Led has kindly granted us with some valuable insight for this month’s Creative Profile.
Eelus
12 February 2010
Revered street artist, illustrator, graphic designer and all round creative visionary Eelus is set to drop his debut London show ‘The Colour Out Of Space’ on the 25th February at Blackall Studios. Brainer caught up with him recently to ask him about his creative journey and what heads can expect to see at his upcoming show.
Charlie Whatley
21 December 2009
Charlie Whatley is a 24 year-old photographer, who resides in North London. Passionate about his craft, Charlie also loves traveling, skateboarding and is an avid fan of music. When he’s not out snapping shots for the likes of Carhartt or Stones Throw Records, Charlie holds down a respectable position teaching photography workshops for kids out of work and education.












