SHORT VIDEO: Brosmind, TYPO Berlin 2016
»Warning! This talk contains strong spanish accent!« Watch the short cut (5 mins) of the TYPO Berlin 2016 talk of spanish brothers and illustrators BROSMIND. Lean back and enjoy!
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Brosmind: 10
The two brothers Juan and Alejandro Mingarro take us on an eclectic odyssey through their work, their beginnings, their connection as brothers and their approach to creativity.
Lettering vs. Calligraphy Live
On Thursday at 8 p.m. the ring is cleared at TYPO Hall. Martina Flor, lettering artist appears on the one side and Giuseppe Salerno, calligrapher, on the other.
For over half a year they run the online battle Lettering vs. Calligraphy. Each day Martina draws and Giuseppe writes one letter. The letter is chosen by both of them, its attribute by different guest specialists. Many of them are not-so-unknown type-related professionals or calligraphy artists from all over the world like Jan Middendorp, Nina Stössinger, Stephen Coles or Nate Williams, to name just a few. Visitors of the site can vote for their favourites.
Five Questions to … Lupi Asensio and Martin Lorenz
Lupi Asensio (Zaragoza, Spain) and Martin Lorenz (Hannover, Germany) met in 1999 at the KABK (Royal Academy of Art) of The Hague. At the end of 2005 they moved to Barcelona and in 2007 founded TwoPoints.Net with the aim to do exceptional design work. They describe TwoPoints.Net as a small company that thinks big, as they work very internationally.
: TwoPoints.Net, Barcelona & Berlin
Lupi Asensio und Martin Lorenz gründeten TwoPoints.Net mit dem Ziel, außergewöhnliches Design zu entwickeln – zugeschnitten auf die Bedürfnisse der Kunden. Design, das begeistert, obwohl – oder gerade weil man es nicht sieht. Bereits 2000 in den Niederlanden gegründet, zog es das spanisch-deutsche Duo nach Barcelona, wo die Agentur heute ihren Sitz hat. TwoPoints.Net sind auf redaktionelle und identitätsbildende Systeme spezialisiert, aber nicht beschränkt.