Let’s Talk Design is a series of presentations with creative sector speakers discussing their work. At our events we let established creatives talk about their work next to young & upcoming talent. Let’s Talk Design is about getting inspired and connecting with fellow creatives in an open low-key environment.
1050 Brussel
Let’s Talk Design brings together a mix of local and international design professionals to talk about their work, what drives them, and where they’re heading next. The format offers a look behind the scenes of established pioneers and emerging practices alike, lowers the barrier to try something new, and leaves space to continue the conversation during the networking moment afterwards.
Speakers
Eva Cremers is a Dutch 3D artist and animation director with a consistently playful, fun and cheeky style. She started working and experimenting in 3D after her degree in Graphic Design and got hooked ever since.
Her bold, character-driven CGI work is immediately recognisable — bright, tactile worlds populated by cheeky figures with enormous eyes — and has landed her campaigns with Meta, Samsung, McDonald's, H&M and YouTube, as well as Apple, Nike, and The New York Times. She's known especially for creating YouTube's Recap characters.
Paula Hricovini, aka Paulynka from her Slovakian roots, is a freelance art director, illustrator and 2D animator based in Brussels, BE. She uses her environment as an infinite source of inspiration, bringing to life giant characters or the tiniest creatures on their journey. Always seeking to tell meaningful stories through engaging, colourful & bold imagery that people can connect to.
She's also a disciple of the mighty Jean-Roule surrounded by a bunch of international talented animators, illustrators & graphic designers. Together they form Château L'Enroule.
Matthieu Gorissen is the founder and creative director of Oilinwater, a Brussels-based graphic design studio specialising in visual identity, art direction and brand architecture for cultural and institutional clients. Working with a small team of designers and developers, the studio approaches each project with an almost investigative rigour — researching context, symbolism and space before a single visual system is built.
Oilinwater's portfolio includes the identity for Maison Hannon, Brussels' new Art Nouveau museum, as well as work for KBR (the Royal Library of Belgium) and Brussels Gallery Weekend. The studio's name, borrowed from a chemistry textbook, reflects Matthieu's belief that good ideas are found through observation rather than invention.
Eva Cremers is a Dutch 3D artist and animation director with a consistently playful, fun and cheeky style. She started working and experimenting in 3D after her degree in Graphic Design and got hooked ever since.
Her bold, character-driven CGI work is immediately recognisable — bright, tactile worlds populated by cheeky figures with enormous eyes — and has landed her campaigns with Meta, Samsung, McDonald's, H&M and YouTube, as well as Apple, Nike, and The New York Times. She's known especially for creating YouTube's Recap characters.
Paula Hricovini, aka Paulynka from her Slovakian roots, is a freelance art director, illustrator and 2D animator based in Brussels, BE. She uses her environment as an infinite source of inspiration, bringing to life giant characters or the tiniest creatures on their journey. Always seeking to tell meaningful stories through engaging, colourful & bold imagery that people can connect to.
She's also a disciple of the mighty Jean-Roule surrounded by a bunch of international talented animators, illustrators & graphic designers. Together they form Château L'Enroule.
Matthieu Gorissen is the founder and creative director of Oilinwater, a Brussels-based graphic design studio specialising in visual identity, art direction and brand architecture for cultural and institutional clients. Working with a small team of designers and developers, the studio approaches each project with an almost investigative rigour — researching context, symbolism and space before a single visual system is built.
Oilinwater's portfolio includes the identity for Maison Hannon, Brussels' new Art Nouveau museum, as well as work for KBR (the Royal Library of Belgium) and Brussels Gallery Weekend. The studio's name, borrowed from a chemistry textbook, reflects Matthieu's belief that good ideas are found through observation rather than invention.
LET'S TALK ABOUT DESIGN TOGETHER
We invite you to join us on November 5th in Brussels for the 35th edition of Let's Talk Design. If you want to connect with the design community in a direct and informal setting, this is where it happens.
