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&Larry is a design company based in Singapore whose practice is deeply rooted in creating empathic connections between people. &Larry begins every project by putting the name of their client or creative partner before their own. This spirit of collaboration and mutual respect is reflected in the thinking that goes into each piece of work. They believe that art and design shouldn’t exist in separate vacuums. Be it commercial or experimental, &Larry always seeks to create works that are honest, functional and expressive beyond aesthetics.
Bleed’s work spans brand identity and development, art direction, packaging, printed matter, interactive design, art projects and exhibitions. Bleed is restless, intuitive, and contemplative. They defiantly question convention and the very definition of design. They believe in the power of visual language. Their work deals with long term brand-strategies as well as keeping it fresh by constantly challenging the boundaries of design and media.
WeShouldDoItAll (WSDIA) is simply a goal. Designers and all other professionals alike should not feel constrained to some singular expertise. To survive their own creative game, it is imperative to know that there is not one, absolute solution to a given problem. To immerse oneself within different avenues of creative production and mediums forces you to consider the otherwise unconsidered. It's that method of working that’s exciting and motivating to look forward to the next transition. Their mission - to avoid specialization, rather strive for a wide range of expertise. They're always looking for larger, broader, more challenging projects/clients, that will push them to grow and develop. It's highly important for them to grow in quality, experience and knowledge rather than quantity.
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