Here's the unusual creative process of Aphex Twin's anonymous visual artist, Weirdcore

As part of the Nicer Tuesdays series, Designer Weirdcore treats viewers to a rare historical overview of his concert visuals for Aphex Twin.


Weirdcore has never done a talk before, and it's accompanied by a great interview:

"When people ask me what I do I tend to struggle a bit to be honest with you," Weirdcore tells It's Nice That. "I guess I just do anything that's visual in some way. I think of myself as more of a designer, but it's open to whatever medium. It has taken me years to get to this point though." Originally studying graphic design, Weirdcore began working in computing, then marketing, before going back to graphic design when he moved to London, designing websites and DVD menus in Soho. In his spare time he began to create live visuals in clubs, "it was more like a hobby, well maybe not a hobby, but just something I would do at the weekend, not for the money," he explains. "It just grew into getting bigger fees and became what I could do professionally."

Learn more about Weirdcore at Weirdcore.tv.

Nicer Tuesdays: Weirdcore (YouTube / It's Nice That)