Inspirations Wall

I have chosen to study at LCC for two reasons. Firstly, I wanted to try things out of my comfort zone and maybe even go beyond my personal limits. And secondly, I wanted experience the zeitgeist of the young international techy generation and leaders of tomorrow. And exactly for those two reasons this course was perfect for me. The motto of this course "Learn to fail, then you will succeed!" helped me to become a more mature designer and better team worker. Many thanks to my tutors Rob White, Tim Stephens, Mazy Burns, Cliff Wootton, Elizabeth Wrigth and Sandra Gaudenzi for an inspiring and challenging year. But the absolute best experience at the course and the biggest thanks goes to my fellow class mates. Tutors can push and direct you but you can learn most from other people!

LCC MA Interactive Media Website

After spending two years in London, one year working as a bartender while also studying English, and a second year working as a graphic designer in a small branding company in the City, I have taken a one-and-a-half-year break at my hometown in Italy. But now I am back again. And it feels so good!

What I love most about London is the sheer number of open-minded people from every culture you can possibly think of. Discussing the future of media with my colleague from Israel, followed by drinking a pint in a nearby Old English pub with my friends from Hong Kong, Ireland and Belgium while watching the Arsenal vs Chelsea football match is just brilliant! Another things I really like about London is the urban style and nightlife (to my personal favourite venues count Cargo, T Bar or café 1001), the transport system (I know it sucks sometimes and it is expensive, but it is much better than many other places), architecture (my favorites being the "Gherkin" and Big Ben) and the police (the police officers on the street are your best friend, always friendly and with a smile … unlike in other countries).

Lots of people hate the London weather … well you cannot compare it with the weather in Barcelona obviously … but at least it is never boring and you are surprised by what can fall down from a clear blue sky in April!

A view from my room on a foggy night!

South Tyrol is a german speaking part in North Italy. The italian name is Alto Adige, while the german name is Südtirol. My home in the middle of the Alps is justifiably famous for its untouched nature, beautiful mountains, fresh air, good food and wine. This is arguable the best place to relax, enjoy huge amounts of snow in the winter, have a nice trekking tour in the summer, or just enjoy being miles away from any other human being. My family has a “Holiday on the Farm” apartment for up to 4 people. So what are you waiting for? Book your holidays and contact me on andreas.jud[at]gmail.com.

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