As always this will be a relaxed evening program with 4 speakers out of the creative industry and some time to meet fellow creatives.
Speakers:
— Frank Schouwaerts, Design Director at Mutant™
— Illustrator Ann-Sophie De Steur
— Simon D’haenens, Design Lead at DOGSTUDIO/DEPT®
— Illustrator Saman Dezai A.K.A. KID KURA (NL)
When I designed the current Creative Network logo back in 2012 the focus was on creating a portfolio platform for creatives, so the logo was designed to be more neutral Blending in with the work of the portfolios. Since then Creative Network moved more into the direction of organising events.
And so after +10 years of using our square logo it is time to move forward and introduce a new logo for Creative Network. One that feels more bold and has more character, a new monogram that works on any platform.
Hope you all like it.
Hi folks! After a slow start in 2022 we are continuing our events in 2023 full gas. The first city we’ll host is Antwerp on March 2nd, after that it’s up to Ghent and Brussels and we’ll end the year in Antwerp. Keep your eye on your mail to find out more or check our socials and event page.
We hope to see you all soon.
Join us on June 16th in Gent for the first after corona edition. We already 3 confirmed speakers and for the first time ever we have a copywriter in our line-up. As always this will be a relaxed evening program with 4 speakers and some time to meet fellow creatives.
I got a message from a friend some time ago wondering what was going to happen with Let’s Talk Design and when we would restart our events since it has been so quiet on all the social media channels.
2021 Was just like the year before a difficult year full of uncertainty. We planned a couple of moments to restart the Let’s Talk Design events. Every time the rules changed, making it impossible for us to organise the events we love so much. After organising more than 20 events over the years, we are not planning to stop.
As it seems at the end of 2021 we will probably face the same difficulties in the coming year. And we need to look for alternative ways to inspire you. We will take this week to replenish and get re-inspired.
Stay tuned and enjoy the holidays!
Timothy
Dear friends of Let’s Talk Design. Due to these uncertain times, we made the decision to restart the events in 2021. That means that we will make new planning for next year with the same speakers, and the same location for the events.
If you already bought a ticket for this year we will send you a code before the end of this year that you can use to book your new ticket. You can use that code for any of the editions next year.
We will keep you in the loop when we have confirmed the new dates! That should be quite soon, although because of these uncertainties we are not sure if we are able to host events the coming year.
That’s why we are working on something different at the same time. Be safe and we hope to see you soon!
With graffiti, when I was 14. I sucked at it though. Got caught when I was 16. Had to pay a lot of money. Wasn’t fanatical enough to keep going, but I kept drawing.
Continue reading 5 Questions with Rogier van der ZwaagMeet Chiel De Cuyper, your new host and co-curator of Let’s Talk Design in Ghent. To give a proper introduction I thought it was a good idea to ask him a couple of questions to get to know him.
Continue reading Introducing your new host in GhentI graduated as a fine artist, around 2009 I believe, from the HKU (Fine Art School in Utrecht), where I focussed on painting. I created abstract, geometrical and precise work. To pay my rent I decided to make drawings to earn more money. The drawings would take less time since my paintings took weeks, mostly months to finish. I never thought I would fall in love with drawing eventually. Drawing enables me to awaken the stories in my head. My love for nature and her diversity in flora and fauna can get a stage. To my drawings, I can add sounds and movement and motivates my imagination endlessly.
Continue reading 6 Questions with illustrator Sasa Ostoja
