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Stylist
- - The Art of Storytelling Through Visuals
- The Art of Storytelling Through Visuals
Louise Bickle is a master storyteller, and her canvas is visual. As a stylist, she has a knack for translating your brief into a cohesive and captivating look and feel. She breathes life into editorial spreads, advertisements, and book concepts with her keen eye for detail and understanding of current trends. From food styling that makes your mouth water to interior spaces that capture a mood, Louise uses her design expertise to visually tell your unique story.
Some of Louise's Stylist roles include:
- Food Styling
- Editorial Styling
- Interior Styling
- Craft Styling
- Book Styling
- Advertising Styling
- Property Styling
SEE LOUISE'S FEATURED WORK
When I got a message from Krissy Marsh asking me if I knew ‘anyone who could write up a few recipes’ for her for a book project she wanted to do - I thought best idea was to meet and talk it through to get the full picture on what she wanted to achieve, before I just passed on a few of my contacts. From that initial meeting the project turned into a wild (if not a bit crazy at times) ride from stuttering start to full speed driving the project to completion. At the end of the day, it was a great project and have to thank Krissy for the opportunity to create something amazing for her.
Engaged by communications company Rocket Comms for their client ANZUP Cancer Trials Group Ltd to style and production manage a fundraising cookbook. When I was first asked to work on this project, I was a bit taken aback as it’s not the usual brief for a stylist – but the more I thought about it, the more I thought it’s such an important initiative. To create images to raise awareness about the whole ‘below the belt’ men’s business, was a challenge I could take on and produce something with style, impact and a bit of fun.
The brief: The Apology Breakfast is an invitation only event held on the anniversary of the Apology to the Stolen Generations by Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd 13 February 2008 in The Great Hall, Parliament House, Canberra. It is a sit-down breakfast for 400 guests and is attended by politicians, heads of government, corporate leaders and the stolen generations. The role was hands on end-to-end management of the event in its entirety and to improve on the issues identified by my client, from the previous year’s event management. The Client: The event is hosted by Message Stick Communications and funded by donations. Since the National Apology to the Stolen Generations in 2008, Michael McLeod, the Founder of Message Stick Communications, convenes a breakfast event to mark this occasion.