Being the art director of award-winning magazine The Gentlewoman along with creating visual direction through her editorially-driven approach for the likes of Hermés and White Cube, Ditting is considered at the forefront of art direction and graphic design within the editorial and creative realm.

Though visual at heart, Ditting’s allure for graphic expression initially arose from being bilingual as she was born in Argentina and raised in Germany. Having this relationship to communication sparked a natural interest in Ditting as to how information could be emphasized through context. Noting on that, she says: “It was a natural interest that was present throughout my upbringing though it wasn’t until attending art school that its true potential actually revealed itself.”

When asked about her own perspective on being a nerd, Ditting says: “To me, it’s having an ingrained awareness of each and every element of your work, layering and filtering them along the way. A person who holds a passionate dedication to even the smallest aspects of their work,” and end: “I find that being nerdy and being slightly obsessive often overlap—you can’t have one without the other. It allows you to revisit your work again and again to reach a point of satisfaction where you can appreciate and understand every tiny detail of the final design.”

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