Reda Lamrani

You're a 24-year-old visual artist and designer in Marrakech who's built a real craft around a specific look — vintage streetwear filtered through heavy chiaroscuro, charcoal crosshatching, and sharp spot-color accents, with roots running from Frazetta and Kentaro Miura to Renaissance painting and Y2K metal typography. That style pays: t-shirt and merch work for Fiverr clients, and now an Etsy store for your own designs instead of only other people's briefs. You made a deliberate turn toward building things that earn without you in the room, walking away from a creative director role and a film-school slot to do it, and you're setting up YouTube and Instagram to teach the skills you've been sharpening. Outside the work you're disciplined in a way that mirrors it — heavy compound lifts, running, cafés with a laptop — and you keep feeding the visual side constantly, whether that's studying Wong Kar-wai's framing, grading footage with your own DCTL scripts, playing guitar, or photographing cats around the city.