The document provides information on three creative professionals: photographer Peter Lindbergh, magazine designer David Carson, and graphic designer Paula Scher. It describes that Peter Lindbergh was born in Germany in 1944 and finds inspiration in Vincent Van Gogh's work, photographing people in a natural state without makeup. David Carson attended design school briefly before an internship and traveling led him to design alternative music magazine 'Ray Gun'. Paula Scher had her first job in book layout and later became art director at CBS Records and Atlantic Records, designing her first album covers.

1. Photographer, Graphic designer and
Magazine creator
Helen Rich

2. Photographer
• Peter Lindbergh
• Peter Lindbergh was born on November 23, 1944 in Lissa, Reichsgau Wartheland,
Germany. His idol is Vincent-van Gogh and he used his work as inspiration for his
own. He photographs people in their natural state, with hardly any make-up and
Suzy Menkes wrote "Refusing to bow to glossy perfection is Peter Lindbergh's
trademark” additionally, his photos are almost always in black and white.
• Examples of his work:

3. Magazine Designer
• David Carson
• David Carson attended the Oregon College of Commercial Art, only for a couple
months before accepting an unpaid internship with Action Now which was a
skateboarding magazine. That year he travelled to Switzerland and attended a
three week graphic design workshop. After working on a number of magazines he
was hired to design ‘Ray Gun’ an alternative music magazine.
• These are some examples of his work:

4. Graphic designer
• Paula Scher
• Paula is an America graphic designer and photographer. Her first job was a layout
artist for Random House's children's book division. She then moved on to CBS
records where she worked in the advertising and promotions departments. After
two years she left CBS Records and when to Atlantic Records, where she became
the art director designing her first album covers.
• Examples of her work: