Born to a family of designers and artists and raised near Australia’s spectacular Sydney Harbor, designer Andrei Juradowitch has already earned worldwide editorial recognition in the course of accumulating a broad range of experiences in the international advertising, design and film industries. Following his earliest interests in skateboarding, videography, typography and design, he has already worked on projects spanning from New Zealand to the United States for leading global brands including GE, Hyundai, Ford, Panasonic and McDonalds. A graduate of Sydney’s prestigious Billy Blue College of Design, Andrei earned his Bachelor of Design from Swinburne University of Technology Melbourne. Andrei landed his first job as a designer at design and brand communication agency Ink Project in Sydney, working on major channel rebrands for clients such as TVNZ, The Biography channel and Nickelodeon. Next he spent two years working in high-end post-production and design through a position with Fin Design + Effects, where he contributed to campaigns for Mazda, Panasonic and McDonalds. In 2010, he landed at Fuel VFX, where he attained the position of senior designer and art director and had the opportunity to apply his talents to more high-end commercals, as well as several feature films. Serving there as design lead, Andrei also directed live-action commercials for Australia’s premier airline Qantas. Admittedly fascinated by all things that move, Andrei’s wardrobe consists entirely of clothing that is black, grey and white. He also calls shrimps prawns, ketchup tomato sauce, and overly uses the word, “mate.”