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Bringing Bristol’s creative community together

By Bristol24/7  Wednesday Feb 21, 2018

An event born out of a mission to bring the creative community of Bristol and the South West together through a series of inspiring talks, workshops and get-togethers returns to the city next month.

 

The first Thread of 2018 on Thursday, March 22 will feature talks from graphic artist Emily Forgot, illustrator and designer Kyle Bean, and self-professed connoisseurs of make-believe Lord Whitney.

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Emily embraces the odd and the surreal. Turning her hand to anything from illustration, installations, print design and branding, she has created work across various sectors for clients such as Selfridges, Harrods, The W Hotel and V&A.

A shop hoarding by Emily Forgot

Through hand-crafted design and tactile illustration, Kyle is a director and set designer who creates concept-driven imagery and animation for an enviable list of clients including Vogue, the New York Times, Google and Emirates.

Founded by double act, Amy Lord and Rebekah Whitney, Lord Whitney are best known for their distinctive visuals, innovative ideas and eye for detail from editorials to immersive experiences, music videos to ad campaigns, to sets within rooms and to rooms within sets.

Lord Whitney’s collaboration with Chambord

Tickets for Thread at The Station on Thursday, March 22 go on sale at 10am on Thursday, February 22 at www.threadevents.com

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