The website is really simple to access too; you can view all posts simultaneously while you casually scroll away.

I like how he has stylised his photo/designed it for the about page to show a bit of personality.

I also love his design work, it's bold, playful, confident, colourful and certainly very experimental too.

There is a lot of personality and expressiveness in his motion design work as well.

I especially liked his abstract animation based self-portrait; it inspired me to think about what my self-portrait would look like as an abstract animation.

I am interested in this studio because of their experimental ways that combine physical phenomena and digital nature, and their use of imagination and a interdisciplinary approach to design.

They also offer INTERNSHIPS in both their London and Berlin studios.

The neon bright colours and backgrounds just make this typeface pop out more.

The geometric shapes and patterns in the posters relate to Nigerian culture which is the place for this event.

The social media identities are very eye-catching with all the contrasts of colour and pattern against the portraits of the artists being featured in the festival.

If we look at the mainstream music amd pop culture music today, I feel like there is a lot of absurd music being produced. The lyrics in most of these songs don't make sense, music is just being produced for profit most of the time and most of the music today is just noise; there is no harmony. It is no doubt a reflection of pop culture today and its absurdities. The Youth of today seem to want to listen to this kind of music, that's why its selling.