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Astrid Stavro likes to “touch and be touched” through her work as a designer. “Graphic design is a source of inspiration, frustration, and perspiration. It inspires me to work for a client who challenges me as much as I challenge them; where intelligent, critical, groundbreaking ideas and solutions are allowed space to breathe and develop,” she explains. “It frustrates me to see such abundance of decorative, aesthetically beautiful, and totally empty designs— not to mention the ugly ones—or the obsessive, mantric repetition of certain styles and formulas.”(LINK)
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Astrid Stavro likes to “touch and be touched” through her work as a designer. “Graphic design is a source of inspiration, frustration, and perspiration. It inspires me to work for a client who challenges me as much as I challenge them; where intelligent, critical, groundbreaking ideas and solutions are allowed space to breathe and develop,” she explains. “It frustrates me to see such abundance of decorative, aesthetically beautiful, and totally empty designs— not to mention the ugly ones—or the obsessive, mantric repetition of certain styles and formulas.”(LINK)
