Multidisciplinary designer, Justin Sloane, presents the “competition between organic and synthetic” visuals in his work. With a variety of projects under his belt, Justin prefers to demonstrate the “bluntness” and clarity that can be achieved through design. “[My style is] sort of schizophrenic depending on what I’m working on. With my own work I tend to go back to an idea of ‘nuanced utility,’ or something like that,” he tells It’s Nice That. “I love simple technologies and visual markers, things like bright yellow sidewalk paint, thermoplastic coating, anodised metal, rivets, concrete…I think the bluntness of utility is beautiful.”
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