In her talk at TYPO Berlin 2015, Tina shares stories about how her labors of love (aka side projects) redefined her career. She urges us to embrace generosity and kindness in the work place, and explains why every business needs a confetti drawer.
When people with different skills work together, things can be created that stand out from the usual. People often call it “synergy” – at TYPO Berlin 2016, we call it “Beyond Design” and one example is the font that was created especially for communications for the international design conference. The cooperative venture between Steff Hengge (Stefanidad, studio adhoc) and Ulrike Rausch (LiebeFonts) is so much fun that Monotype is now offering the TYPO Font as a free download.
Jon Burgerman’s engaging, surprising and highly amusing talk at TYPO Berlin 2015 looks to answer some pressing questions: is the creative pursuit like a sport? What are the rules of the game? What does winning even mean? And what happens if a ferret invades the pitch?
Gewinne ein Ticket für die TYPO Berlin 2016! Um unseren »Beyond TYPO« Font und all die schönen Ligaturen und Initial- und Endformen zu zelebrieren, veranstalten wir einen Instagram-Wettstreit. /// Win your TYPO ticket! To celebrate our “Beyond TYPO” font and all the beautiful ligatures and initial and final forms it contains, we are starting this Instagram challenge.
In der Zusammenarbeit von Menschen mit unterschiedlichen Kompetenzen können Dinge entstehen, die aus dem Üblichen herausragen. Man spricht dabei oft von „Synergie“ – im Rahmen der TYPO Berlin 2016 nennen wir es „Beyond Design“ und ein Beispiel dafür ist die Schrift, die eigens für das Kommunikationsdesign der Internationalen Designkonferenz gestaltet wurde. Und weil das Ergebnis der Kooperation von Steff Hengge (Stefanidad, studio adhoc) und Ulrike Rausch (LiebeFonts) so viel Spaß macht, bietet Monotype den TYPO Beyond Font nun zum kostenlosen Download an.
In this “behind the scenes” talk from 2014 titled “Out of our minds – How to achieve everything we have … in a much shorter time”, Daniel takes us on a painfully honest journey through the do’s and don’ts, ups and downs, and many fails Stupid Studio has experienced since setting up shop in 2006.
Menno Cruijsen, Design director at Lava in Amsterdam, answers our questions on the defining moments in his career starting with his first paid gig as a designer, and his approach to a project.
In his presentation at TYPO Berlin 2015 “No risk no fun – bright sight of typography for younger and older”, Jan Bajtlik talks about the five key principles that took him to the top, all of which are adapted from his other passion: mountaineering.
Auf der TYPO führen sie zu oft ein Schattendasein: Technische Font-Vorträge. Seit die von Linotype veranstaltete TypoTechnica nach 2007 nicht fortgesetzt wurde, vermisst die Fonttechnik-Szene ihr Labor. Wir möchten diese Lücke nun mit den TYPO Labs wieder schließen.
“Breakthroughs, Successes and Failures” – In her epic presentation recorded at TYPO London 2012, Paula Scher of Pentagram fame talks about “Projects that shaped me, made me and broke me.”
Chip Kidd, who we’ve had the honor of presenting multiple times at TYPO Berlin, San Francisco and London, speaks about his 2011 Mantra, Jurassic Park, Lady Gagas breasts and shitty typography.
Matteo Bologna of Mucca Design speaks about his beginnings in the business and recent projects, discloses how you can use low expectations to your advantage, and explains why he is not afraid of the rise of the template.
