Advanced photoshop  magazine issue57 has a
double page spread featuring my designs and a
short interview check it out below:

“Emily Kemper is a freelance graphic designer based
in Oxfordshire, UK, specialising in designing for print.
Her work is a blend of light and colour, which is why
she is especially suited to work with clients like Pacha,
Thirst Lodge and O2 Academy.Kemper first came across
Photoshop in 1999 during an Art Foundation course ,
which led her to taking on a Graphic Design degree,
graduating in 2003.  While herfirst commission came
through a family member, designing a logo for a new business,
she is currently working on CD artwork for internationalhard
dance DJ Scott Attrill (aka Vinylgroover), which will be
released in stores this summer.  ”It was fantastic to get paid
for something I loved doing, as it made me really hungry for
more clients”, she says.  Luckily, there are no shortage of
clients, with another project with a DJ lined up for a new
event in London.Photoshop plays a key part in the creation of
these works of art: “Photoshop is my main tool.  I am always
finding new techniques and tools, which help me create different
and exciting designs.  Currently, I am trying out the Displace
filter and love the fantastic effect it gives me.
I also love playing with blending modes and the lighting
of the piece”.  This progressive technique means that her
style is also hard to define, “as it’s alwayschanging,”
 but we’re sure that there are plenty more great things to
 come from the artist.”