Aidan Hughes ( born Aidan Hughes , known by the pseudonym Brute! ) (Born in 1956 , Merseyside ) is an English graphic artist who paints in the style of Soviet poster art; most famous, including the fact that he draws covers for the German industrial group KMFDM [2] .
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Biography
Aidan Hughes became famous in 1980 after publishing the science fiction magazine BRUTE! . As a result, BRUTE became the pseudonym of Aidan.
His other area of work is the creation of frescoes , including the 75-meter fresco in Barga ( Italy ) in 2003 [3] ; as well as a wide range of advertising , including for the Bank of Scotland , and Guinness .
Hughes was involved in the creation of the ZPC concept [4] [5] , a first-person shooter, a computer game developed in 1996 based on the Marathon 2 engine.
In 2017, Hughes co-founded Tweak , a photo editing app for iOS and Android created by professional designers.
Bogart
Aidan Hughes joined the Bogart movement in 2006. This street art organization attempted to undermine the growing graffiti culture by using public toilets as an alternative gallery space. They also produced a series of short films detailing their artistic events and protests in the streets of Prague ( Czech Republic ).
Personal life
Lives and works in the Czech Republic [6] .
See also
- KMFDM
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Links
- “BRUTE! Propaganda ", Aidan Hughes's official site
- KMFDM official website
- Article about Hughes' outdoor murals
- “KMFMS” (Anti-Microsoft website for which Hughes has designed artwork)
- Myartspace Blog (An interview with Hughes conducted by Brian Sherwin )
- http://www.blog.bruteprop.co.uk