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Interview with Ilse Vollbrechtausen: Plastic artist

May I introduce you to Ilse Voll, visual artist and graphic designer, who is currently studying her Master's Degree in History of Art. [Para la versión en Español de ésta entrevista da click     aquí ]  Ilse with one of her large-format paintings as background 1. LuceBuona:   Thank you Ilse, for taking the time to answer these questions for us.   Can you please tell us about your training and education?  Ilse:   I started drawing since I was very little, and at school, I had drawing and art lessons. I really never attend formal art training until I was studying at the university and then completed courses and workshops on watercolor painting, illustration and sketching. In 2013 I joined an art studio, which I am still part of, but before this, I haven't really been painting formally since it was always just a hobby.  I don't believe I had any formal education on art, it is simply more of a sensitivity that I was born with, and...

Interviewing illustrator: Fernanda Soriano

May I introduce you to Fernanda Soriano, ilustrator and graphic designer, who is currently studying her Masters Degree in History of Art. You can find Fernanda on Instagram with her pseudonym: Snailey Pie.  [Para la versión en Español de ésta entrevista da click aquí .] 1. LuceBuona: Thank you Fernanda for taking the time to answer these questions for us. Can you tell us about your style? Which series or comics inspire you? Fernanda: Well, originally my style wasn't taken from any series or program, it just started drawing simple characters in my middle-high school notebooks . I remember that all of them were drawn with circles and cylinders as a body, and their faces had eyes in the shape of a "9" and the nose with a shape of a "c". For some time I forgot about drawing characters, and then by high school, I  restarted my drawing on notebooks while trying to redesign the style. Also, my admiration for American style cartoons returned, I would ...

Interviewing multidisciplinary artist: Duckman Design

May I introduce you to Jose Carlos Conde Acuaviva, aka Duckman Design , a Spanish graphic designer and multidisciplinary artist with over 20 years. Duckman is currently in the middle of a creative project that has taken him to Jordan, Palestine, Israel, Malta, Lebanon, and soon Turkey or Iran, among other countries.   [ Para leer la entrevista a José Carlos Conde Acuaviva en Español , por favor da click en el link ] 1. LuceBuona: Thank your for taking the time off to answer this interview. As far as I understand  you come from a family of artists, and your father was a sculptor, so since you were pretty young you became familiar with what creativity put to action looks like, but was there a time in which you considered a different path or proffession away from the art and the creativity? José: Hi Luz, first of all thank you for your interest in my career path, and it is a real pleasure to share my experience with you and your readers. That's right, at home th...

[Entrevista] Wedding Planner: Lalo Hidalgo

Fuera del enfoque Hollywoodesco de su profesión, ¿ustedes saben cómo está comformada la labor de un organizador de eventos  o un planeador de bodas? Con ustedes, Lalo Hidalgo, Wedding Planner y fundador de Grupo Eventto... Por si estás en la chamba, esperándo en el consultorio de un doctor, etc y no puedes escuchar el clip de audio con la entrevista, aquí te dejo la transcripción. ¡Provecho! LuceBuona:   Hola a todos, hoy en el blog Lux vita et iocus les presento una entrevista con Eduardo Hidalgo de Grupo Eventto, aquí en la ciudad de San Luís Potosí. A mi me gusta traerles entrevistas de personas cuyo trabajo me parece interesante, y el trabajo de Grupo Eventto la verdad se me antoja muchísimoy me da mucha envidia de la buena, entonces le agradezco a Lalo haberme consedido esta entrevista. 1. LuceBuona:  Entiendo que parte del origen de Grupo Eventto son 10 años de experiencia en coordinación de logística  y eventos , pero ¿qué fue exactamente fue...

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