At TYPO Berlin Konstantin Grcic will be joined in a round-table discussion by another design character. Typographer, font designer and TYPO founder Erik Spiekermann. Along with Mateo Kries, director of the Vitra Design Museum in Weil am Rhein, they’ll explore the “DNA of design” and talk about attitude and ideals in design.
Am Rande der TYPO veranstalten wir unseren 42. CreativeMorning (Donnerstag, 21. Mai, 9 Uhr). Mit über 300 Teilnehmern wird es der bisher größte.
/// As a TYPO sidebar, we’re mounting our 42nd Creative Morning (Thursday, May 21, 9 a.m.). With more than 300 participants, it will be our biggest yet.
Sumner Stone’s talk about the evolution of letters from basic human forms was part history lesson part performance. Various props accompanied Stone on his journey through time and the audience was left feeling a profound fondness for both Stone and letterforms.
Joachim Sauter’s talk re-introduced poetry in its many-splendored modernized forms. Joachim has had a long, decorated, but – according to him – not particularly focused career. There are two types of designers, he tells us, focusers and wonderers.
Making it is hard. Tash Wong is here to help.
Over the past nine years Tina Roth Eisenberg has turned side projects successfully into companies: her collaborative co-working space called FRIENDS, her simple to-do app called TeuxDeux, Tattly, her designer temporary tattoo shop and her global, monthly lecture series called CreativeMornings. Tina Roth Eisenberg is a New York based, Swiss graphic designer. She is often referred to as Swissmiss after her popular design blog and name of her Twitter handle.
Get into TYPO mood and watch Tina’s opening talk of the TYPO San Francisco 2012 …
TYPO London 2011 was kicked off with a visually engaging talk by Dale Herigstad, the Emmy award winning Founder of Schematic (now merged to become Possible Worldwide).
Im Laufe von sieben Jahren erneuern sich unsere Körperzellen, die alten sterben ab. Alle sieben Jahre sollten auch wir uns in unserem gestalterischen Tun neu erfinden, sagt Sauter.
