"Shapes are my friends."

Last April at Semi-Permanent Sydney, I had the thrill of meeting and befriending one of my heroes, the terrific screenprinter Kate Gibb. I've been in love with her work since I laid eyes on her first record cover for Mono, back in 1997. Since that time, she's become the go-to artist for the Chemical Brothers, having created a career's worth of brilliant work for both full-length studio album covers and singles. Beyond that, she's created wide-ranging image campaigns for Dries Van Noten as well as Penguin books. 
Not only is Kate a supreme talent, she's one of the loveliest people I've every had the privilege of meeting. Which is why I was thrilled to see this little behind-the-scenes video from SpineTV on her blog. It's a quick little profile but a great introduction for anyone not familiar with her work.