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for more info about HTML, CSS and flash, to discuss about a logo, or to receive a quotation send an email to:
laura@r-bits.it
laura@r-bits.it
for advanced 3D artworks you'd like to write to:
mario@r-bits.it
mario@r-bits.it
history:
Big r-bit was a PhD student in physical chemistry.
Nonetheless, she (yes, big r-bit is a female) always had passion for drawing, inventing strange stories and playing with interesting devices such as computers, stoves, rolling pins, smoothing tools and varnishes.
Studying chemistry was really a big issue, dealing with NASA, ESA, and heritage conservation but... not very soon she realized that wasn't her way.
She quitted university, took a design course in Florence which ended on yhe last friday of June. Next monday she started working at studiokmzero as a flash expert, web and multimedia graphic. Some of her projects there were:
www.maschiettoeditore.com
www.beemood.com
October 2006, she partecipates at the biggest comics and games fair in Italy "Lucca comics & games", where she meets Alan Lee, takes care of his exposition, writes a short article, mainly concerning the artist's works for Peter Jackson trilogy "The Lord of the Rings" (written by J.R.R. Tolkien) and "Fairies", and partecipates at the press conference dedicated to him.
October 2007, she moves in Milan and starts to work as a freelance, collaborating with zona13, gothacom and aimconsulting.
January 2009, Amsterdam: she works in a very big outsourcing studio on NextGen Videogames projects, designing interfaces and graphic contents for the industry, including an entire Nintendo Wii game. In the meanwhile, she continues her freelance activity and writes a book for kids.
Nonetheless, she (yes, big r-bit is a female) always had passion for drawing, inventing strange stories and playing with interesting devices such as computers, stoves, rolling pins, smoothing tools and varnishes.
Studying chemistry was really a big issue, dealing with NASA, ESA, and heritage conservation but... not very soon she realized that wasn't her way.
She quitted university, took a design course in Florence which ended on yhe last friday of June. Next monday she started working at studiokmzero as a flash expert, web and multimedia graphic. Some of her projects there were:
www.maschiettoeditore.com
www.beemood.com
October 2006, she partecipates at the biggest comics and games fair in Italy "Lucca comics & games", where she meets Alan Lee, takes care of his exposition, writes a short article, mainly concerning the artist's works for Peter Jackson trilogy "The Lord of the Rings" (written by J.R.R. Tolkien) and "Fairies", and partecipates at the press conference dedicated to him.
October 2007, she moves in Milan and starts to work as a freelance, collaborating with zona13, gothacom and aimconsulting.
January 2009, Amsterdam: she works in a very big outsourcing studio on NextGen Videogames projects, designing interfaces and graphic contents for the industry, including an entire Nintendo Wii game. In the meanwhile, she continues her freelance activity and writes a book for kids.