8 days left to get your reduced ticket to TYPO Berlin 2015! Fantastic low prices for individual and group tickets are valid only until end of February. From March on, full price tickets will be available. So if you’re not sure whether you’d rather have your ticket now or never … this text will help you decide.
I hope you had a chance to visit the $1/MINUTE participatory creative workshop set up by Ana Llorente & Davey Whitcraft of Strangeways Academy. Throughout the past two days, conference attendees had the opportunity to place requests (and name their price) for projects that were fulfilled by the workshop directors and rotating guest creatives – open to anyone who wanted to participate.
Us is a de-centralized design collective that explores non-traditional methods of process and collaboration. In response to this year’s theme of rhythm, they have set up an interactive workshop where conference attendees generate hand crafted poster art by working within (and against) established parameters, taking inspiration from the elements provided while exercising creative liberty to remix and re-imagine.
Storyboard is a website and quarterly print magazine by the Visual Media Alliance (VMA) featuring the most inspiring cross media campaigns in the industry through a combination of articles, videos, webinars and more. Representing over 850 creative professionals from freelancers to big print shops, VMA’s Storyboard helps to bring the story of your work to life from concept to completion.
TYPO San Francisco will be kicking off today. There will be live streaming of selected talks starting with the opening speech by Maria Popova, The Science of Productivity and the Art of Presence.
Ready for two days of design inspiration from around the globe? TYPO San Francisco Rhythm, presented by FontShop, takes over the YBCA Theater and Screening Room at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA) tomorrow and Friday. Can’t make it to SF? We’ve got you covered with a small taste of the magic that will happen over the next two days.
After ducking in and out of speaker sessions, checking out the Happenings, and getting to know other attendees, we’re sure you’re all going to work up an appetite! We’ve tracked down some of the best bites for you to enjoy on your lunch hour during TYPO SF Rhythm, and they’re all within a short walking distance from the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts.
Das Jüdische Museum Berlin ist dieses Jahr Partner der TYPO Berlin Roots. Passend zu dieser Kooperation zeigt das Museum reich illustrierte Schriftrollen, geschmückte Hochzeitsverträge, illuminierte Handschriften und frühe Drucke, die der Sammler René Braginsky in mehr als drei Jahrzehnten zusammengetragen hat. Diese oft mit sehr aufwendiger Buchmalerei verzierten hebräischen Schriften bestechen durch ihre besondere Verbindung von Text und Kunst und sind Ausdruck einer langen Tradition der jüdischen Schriftkultur.
There’s only 5 days left until TYPO San Francisco!
We’re excited to announce that the Tattly Randomizer will be at TYPO SF 2014! What is the Tattly Randomizer, you ask? Imagine the mini vending machines that would take your quarters and spit out a random temporary tattoo when you were a kid. Now, replace the cheesy designs you remember with creative, “designy” illustrations and images, and you have the Tattly Randomizer!
At this year’s conference, you can take a break from the TYPO hustle and bustle in Adobe Typekit’s Pop-Up Library. In this unique lounge space, the Typekit team shares some of their favorite design books for your perusal.
TYPO SF Rhythm will play host to educational faculty members and students who will travel from as far as Dar Al-Hekma College in Saudi Arabia to participate in this year’s conference.
