Old Records! Branding and marketing of new technology. Nick begins by sharing some of his favorite older records and shares how he began his selection. The theme of Contrast for TYPO SF piqued him, and he looked into the contrast of design in old and new designs. To him, “Emergent media creates a vacuum of possibilities.”
Originally from South Germany from a little town with the world’s highest church, he watched the movie Coming to America there 25 years ago that intrigued him. Only difference is, the version he watched was in German in funny voices. Hakim displayed pride in handling garbage. It wasn’t “handling garbage” to him, but “handling American garbage”.
Jessi is looking as stunning as she is excited and enthusiastic for her talk! She has embraced her enthusiasm. She owns a design studio, Workshop, with her husband. We begin today by watching a video about an amplifier that takes you from 10 to 11. She shares that Orbicular Oculi is a muscle that involuntarily contracts when you have enthusiasm. And she has her enthusiasm level at 11. She has a colorful personality and uses rainbow colors in everything she is and does. We watch another fun video of her participating in a rainbow parade!
What would a city be without the names of its neighborhoods, landmarks, and streets that interconnect all the faces and places living in it? We found some beautifully designed maps that live up to the expression, “A picture is worth a thousand words.”
Today we present another episode of Contrast Conversations. Thanks to speaker Stephen Coles for taking the time to answer some questions for TYPO Talks!
Today we present another episode of Contrast Conversations. Thanks to facilitator Cameron Ewing for taking the time to answer some questions for TYPO Talks!
Cameron Ewing is a Creative Director based in San Francisco whose work reaches across multiple mediums, from traditional print to digital, brand, strategy, motion graphics and environmental. He has worked in design leadership positions within studio practices in New York, London and Los Angeles and most recently San Francisco.
Today we present another episode of Contrast Conversations. Thanks to speaker Tom Manning for taking the time to answer some questions for TYPO Talks!
Paul Barnes is a graphic designer specializing in the fields of lettering, typography, type design and publication design. He is a partner with Christian Schwartz in the internationally acclaimed typefoundry Commercial Type. In the early 1990s he worked for Roger Black in New York where he was involved in redesigns of many magazines. He later returned to America to be art director of the music magazine Spin. Since 1995 he has lived and worked in London. He has formed a long term collaboration with Peter Saville, which has resulted in such diverse work as identities for Givenchy, ‘Original Modern’ for Manchester and the logo for Kate Moss.
Matthew Butterick is a typographer, writer, and lawyer in Los Angeles. After graduating from Harvard, he worked as a type designer for David Berlow and Matthew Carter. He then founded Atomic Vision, a web-design studio, which was acquired by Red Hat. He attended UCLA law school and became a lawyer in 2007. Butterick is the author of the popular Website and book Typography for Lawyers. His fonts include Hermes FB, FB Alix, Equity, and most recently, Concourse.
Ihre Kampagnen treffen den Nerv der Zeit. Sie sorgte für nackte Aufregung. Sie zierte das Cover der Graphic Design USA, auf der Erstausgabe des Grid Magazin prangte ihr verfremdetes Portrait. Sie ist Designerin und Art Directorin. Sie arbeitet in New York. Ihre Arbeiten erhielten Auszeichnungen des Type Directors Club und des Art Directors Club. Computer Art verlieh ihr den »Top Rising Star in Design«, der ADC das Attribut »Young Gun«.
Born and raised in the tree-filled foothills of Los Angeles to a French chef father and adventure-loving mother, Satsuki’s escapades thus far have included studying music at the University of Southern California and graphic design at Otis College of Art and Design, pursuing a career as a singer/songwriter, delving into hand processes such as pattern design and sewing, launching a design studio, as well as raising a dog that loves treats and naps a little too much. Her recent pursuits involve activities such as creating one-of-a-kind art/objects, consulting, food experimentation, visual curations, paper creations, and special edition collaborations.
TYPO Contrast is just around the corner! To give you an idea of what look forward to, we chatted with attendees from last year’s TYPO Connect about their experience and what they hope to see in April.
