ANTs: Lizzie Kevan Curits
Arts Network Talks presents a conversation with the designer Lizzie Curtis.
Lizzie is a graphic designer and illustrator based in London. She has worked as a freelancer, senior designer at Spark Studios, and now working as a lecturer at the Shillington, a unique design education. See her artwork at; www.lizziekevan.com
Lizzie shares her artwork with us and answers some specific questions:
Timemap of the questions:
2:55 - What makes an interesting project?
4:10 - Do you see any openness in the design world to the issues of faith?
5:40 - Anything specific that challenges your faith?
7:33 - How did you grow in your knowledge of the interface between your faith and creativity in University?
9:16 - Who inspired and encouraged you?
10:16 - Thinking about your work in University, how was it developed?
12:02 - How did you find your ‘own voice’?
13:27 - How did you get involved in the Christian Union in University and what the most outrageous thing you did!?
14:28 - How did you make friends during your time in Uni?
17:02 - If you met yourself as a student what advice would you give them?
18:31 - How did you develop a career as a graduate?
20:02 - How did you deal with rejection or failure in your career or work?
21:46 - Work/life balance?
24:01 - What is success in your eyes?
28:13 - What advice would you give to a student who is going into the graphic design world?