About me
Rasmus Smith Bech grew up in the cold north, graduated from 'The School of Media and Journalism' in Copenhagen and landed a job at KesselsKramer in Amsterdam. Here he created campaigns asking people to scream for culture, made people swim with their non-waterproof cellphones and turned the sounds of pigeons into music tracks.
In 2012 Rasmus relocated to Grey London. Here he has changed one of the most iconic logos in Britain with a spelling mistake, dressed Jamie Oliver up in diamond shoes, made cyclists more visible on the roads (not with diamond shoes) and now trying to make old art appeal to generation 'Instagram'.
In his spare time he tries to impress the Internet by creating stuff like 'the 100 meter scroll' which has been called "The biggest waste of time" and "Best game after Mario".
Rasmus Bech was recognised as an Industry Influencer on 15th March 2016
on 10th February 2016 Project featured:Life Paint
on 19th February 2016 Pro member:
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Rasmus Bech has been a Contributor since 15th March 2016.