Baimu is a graphic designer and illustrator from in Barcelona. When he got in touch to share some of his new, self-initiated work ??brilliant fusions of typography and illustration ??we had to get in touch with him to find out more ...
Computer Arts [CA]: Tell us a little bit about the background to these projects and how you put them together.
Baimu [B]: "These projects reflect a need to express myself as an illustrator and graphic designer ??motivation to keep my skills sharp for any challenges that comes my way. The programs I use are primarily Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop, with an iMac 21, and my trusty?tablet, the Wacom Intuos5.
CA: What's the creative process like for you??
B:?My creative process is simple: an idea comes into my head, I draw it in my notebook ??I always carry one in my pocket; it's a habit. I try to be attentive to stimuli around me, because ideas always come when and where you least expect it.
CA: How did you get into design?
B: I've always had artistic interests, ever since I was a child. I loved to draw but I tried everything: clay, origami, grafitti, calligraphy ... Until I discovered graphic design and found I could channel everything into it. I also studied graphic design in Barcelona.
CA: Who or what inspires you?
B: I love lettering and illustration ??I think it all comes from my love of grafitti and calligraphy. I admire and respect?designers like Erik Spiekermann, Alex Trochut, Hugo & Marie, Jessica Hische, Dana Tanamachi, Vasava Artworks ... ?I find inspiration everywhere ??you never know where the ideas come from, so you always have to have your pencil sharpened.
CA: ?What's the difference between good design and great design?
B: I think the difference between a good design and a great design is dependent on the person looking at it: we can not always connect with everyone; everyone has their own opinion, and you have to respect that. I think the important thing is to be passionate and hard-working, and this will be reflected in your?projects.?
Check out more of?Baimu's work on his Behance. And why not give him a follow on Twitter, while you're at it.?
Source: http://www.computerarts.co.uk/blog/my-design-life-baimu-133636
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