In support of #AIGAatHome, we have launched the Colorado Creatives Series, an opportunity to celebrate and showcase local creatives in our area. Our Colorado Creatives will share a little about their creative process, some of their most worthwhile investments, current reading lists and more. Enjoy!
Lisa Capezzuoli
She, Her, Hers
I believe crisis creates opportunities and I am personally focusing on my long term vision. We have also created a quarantine journal full of thoughts and things we are learning about ourselves every day. It will be interesting to read it back next year.
Ikko Tanaka > Nihon Buyo 1981
I have been always fascinated by the simplicity of this powerful poster, just using basic forms as circles, squares and triangles.
Henri de Toulose-Lautrec > Chat Noir
One of the first graphic designer of the 900. Le “chat noir” (the black cat) was a nineteenth-century entertainment establishment in Paris. It was the first modern cabaret and one of the first places featuring literary writing, poetry, and political satire combined with art and music.
Tony Palladino > Italian American flag
Tony was my professor at SVA where I took an undergraduate course. Tony and his wife, Angela, became my adopted grandparents in NYC. My home away from home.
In 2007 I quit my job in Rome and went to New York City on vacation looking for myself. During that trip I got a job opportunity and never left. I arrived in America as a tourist, today I am an American citizen. It was a long challenging journey, but I did it all by myself.
I talk a lot with my hands. I’m originally from Italy and I could have an entire conversation with you, without talking.
I’m focusing on myself and creating a showreel with the best of the best of my latest projects.