Ben Frichot, also known by his artistic moniker Lucky Amour, is an award-winning musician and graphic designer whose work has been exhibited alongside icons such as Andy Warhol, Helmut Newton, and Keith Haring.

Emerging from the raw creative energy of the 1990s grunge movement, Frichot’s design sensibility evolved into a distinctive fusion of rebellion and refinement. Over the decades, he has created tour artwork for a roster of legendary musicians including Nick Cave, Foo Fighters, Motörhead, and Pixies, among many others. His design mastery has also been sought by the Australian Special Forces, who commissioned him to create the insignia for the SAS 2 Squadron and the NSW 2nd Commando Regiment — a rare honor blending artistry with national legacy.

As both an artist and commercial designer, Frichot is celebrated for reimagining vintage aesthetics through a modern lens — channeling the elegance and optimism of the mid-20th century while projecting them boldly into the future. His work evokes a reinterpretation of the Atomic Age, a stylish twist on humanity’s timeline where nostalgia meets innovation.

Frichot’s signature pop-inflected edge resonates effortlessly with world-class rock stars and global creatives alike. His industrial design line is produced under the Japanese-crafted brand Dillinger Optics, while his musical creations can be found on all major streaming platforms under Lucky Amour.