Michal Dzierza
Oct 7, 20141 min
I first met Rob several years ago and already back then he was a kind of a cult figure. Drawing funny characters, creating simple, but beautiful visual treats, using curved lines and lots of imagination.
Since then he’s started his own studio and became a successful artist creating a wide range of pieces: from museum installations to awesome Nutella jar designs, to visual identification for brands and businesses. He’s had many exhibitions and his south London studio – packed with his creations – is a testament to his versatility as an artist.
Rob, known to his fans as Supermundane, loves his lines, both curvy and straight. He can create amazingly complex, almost three-dimensional drawings from them, but also very simple, geometrical abstract images.
But as he says in his video, they all might have a ‘darker side’.
Oh, and the name Supermundane? It has something to do with a kettle factory…
Here’s Rob and after watching the video scroll down for previous Creative Types:
Previous Creative Types:
Dave Walker (video)
Niall McDiarmid (video)
Roger Ballen (video)
Paul Clarke (video)
James M. Barrett (video)
Adde Adesokan (interview/pics)
Przemek Wajerowicz aka From The Upper Deck (interview/pics – and here’s his new book)
Pablo Delgado (photos)
Oleg Gutsol of 500px.com (interview)