TYPO London 2011 im Rückblick:
Vom 20. bis 22. Oktober fand in London die erste TYPO-Konferenz Englands statt.
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TYPO London 2011 in retrospect [Update]
You want to read more about TYPO London 2011? Here’s a collection of Links and Blogposts.
A (Bald) Condensed View on Day Two of TYPO London
A day with with Michael B Johnson from pixar studios, Joachim Sauter from Art+Com, Gary Hustwit, Tim Fendley, Lawrence Weiner, UX designer Tom Uglow, Susana Rodríguez de Tembleque and Design icon Neville Brody.
Awesome
We love Eva-Lotta’s sketchnotes!
Julian Zimmermann: The King is Customer
Intrigued by the title, I was totally bewildered as to what the next hour in the Logan Hall would bring. Not only was Julian Zimmermann going to showcase the work created for his client King Bansah, but the King himself was in residence to talk us through his story.
An Hour of Impeccable Comic Timing, Dramatic Pauses and Eyebrow Raises
After some introduction and teasing from Erik Spiekermann, Chip Kidd stepped on stage. He thanked Erik, and announced that “You make me feel like Lady Gaga, only with bigger breasts.” What was to follow was an hour of impeccable comic timing, dramatic pauses and eyebrow raises, he had the audience in stitches with barely a handful of words.
Céphas Bansah: A King’s Identity
An African King may seem like an unusual guest for a conference on typography and graphic design, but King Bansah and Julian Zimmermann’s talk about branding a royal celebrity created a noticeable buzz of anticipation amongst the TYPO attendees.
Chip Kidd’s New Mantra
OK this is the one everyone has been waiting for. Chip Kidd. He is in the same hero category as Neville Brody, David Carson and Jonathan Barnbrook – but in my opinion he is in a league of his own. There doesn’t seem to be the usual love him or hate him divide with Chip. You just love him.
Design Legends
Chip Kidd and Neville Brody spotted at TYPO London 2011.
Ivo Gabrowitsch: App Fonts, The New Web Fonts
Ivo Gabrowitsch is a self-confessed ‘typoholic’. As the Managing Director of FSI Fontshop International, he eats, sleeps and breathes typography. His latest obsession and project being Mobile FontFonts, fonts specifically formatted for embedding into IOS apps and a concept he champions and conquers.
Call minutes: Robin Richmond, Lawrence Weiner
Conference Director Robin Richmond sharing deep thoughts with Lawrence Weiner.
Bruno Maag: Collaborating Types
First time in the Jeffery Hall for us for some proper type talk. And there is not just Bruno but a whole group of speakers introducing us to Ubuntu, Nokia, Aktiv Grotesk and Boticario. Even more refreshing is that Nokia is presented and explained into greatest detail by the client himself.