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Mike Delmar

Mike Delmar

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Chulo Creative

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Bio

Designer. Music fan. Geek. Born and raised in Sydney. Currently living in Berlin. My creative career started in the early 2000s, designing street posters for the university student union. Since then I've designed dozens of games, apps, brands, and experiences. Change is accelerating. I've seen design tools, mediums, techniques, frameworks, methodologies and tech come and go, and have been super lucky to have worked with so many great startups and brands that embrace change in the same way. But there is one constant: the user remains. The interfaces we design are for us, so we can communicate with machines, so then we can communicate with each other better. I'm looking forward to seeing how that evolves.