Oliver Sperl, Graduate Designer, has been working freelance in Berlin for about 25 years, mainly with clients from the techno and music scene. He’s more on the wild side—his style feels a bit like street art, pretty raw and hands-on. What makes his technique special is that he scratches drawings into wax crayon using a cutter, which then often get digitally reworked. He draws a lot from pop culture, but as a graphic designer his visual language is super stripped-down—no unnecessary decoration, nothing extra, just the essentials. Among his best-known clients are the club Berghain and Wolfgang Flür, former member of Kraftwerk, for whom he has made two music videos.…Oliver Sperl, Graduate Designer, has been working freelance in Berlin for about 25 years, mainly with clients from the techno and music scene. He’s more on the wild side—his style feels a bit like street art, pretty raw and hands-on. What makes his technique special is that he scratches drawings into wax crayon using a cutter, which then often get digitally reworked. He draws a lot from pop culture, but as a graphic designer his visual language is super stripped-down—no unnecessary decoration, nothing extra, just the essentials. Among his best-known clients are the club Berghain and Wolfgang Flür, former member of Kraftwerk, for whom he has made two music videos.WWWW…