SHORT VIDEO: Mr Bingo, TYPO Berlin 2016
»I wish I could solve the refugee crisis or do something useful in the world but I can’t. I’m good at drawing funny things.« Watch the short cut (5 mins) of the TYPO Berlin 2016 talk of Mr Bingo.
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SHORT VIDEO: Brosmind, TYPO Berlin 2016
»Warning! This talk contains strong spanish accent!« Watch the short cut (5 mins) of the TYPO Berlin 2016 talk of spanish brothers and illustrators BROSMIND. Lean back and enjoy!
SHORT VIDEO: Jonathan Barnbrook, TYPO Berlin 2016
Watch the short cut (5 mins) of the TYPO Berlin 2016 conversation with Jonathan Barnbrook and TYPO moderator Sonja Knecht on the mainstage. It’s about politics, growing up and positioning yourself as a designer.
TYPO Stoff fürs Sommerloch
Die Ferienzeit naht. Zeit die TYPO Berlin 2016 in Ruhe Revue passieren zu lassen und Lücken zu füllen. Hardfacts: 1526 Teilnehmer kamen aus 29 Ländern zusammen. 69 Sprecher verteilten sich auf 46 Vorträge und Teilnehmer konnten sich in 9 verschiedenen Workshops ausprobieren.
Titelfoto vom Foyer: Sebastian Weiß/Monotype
Rainer Erich Scheichelbauer: Yes, But Can OpenType Do This?
Klipp und klar: OpenType-Funktionen sind vergnüglich, politisch und unbesiegbare Spielpartner! Liebe Nutzerinnen und Nutzer, es ist an der Zeit, OpenType-Funktionen ernst zu nehmen.
Brosmind: 10
The two brothers Juan and Alejandro Mingarro take us on an eclectic odyssey through their work, their beginnings, their connection as brothers and their approach to creativity.
Workshop: Andreas Frohloff. Beyond Design – die Schreibspuren kalligrafischer Werkzeuge
„Was wir hier machen werden? Wir sind Entdecker. Wir entdecken unser Werkzeug! Wir erkunden den Schreibzug eurer Schreibfeder. Automatisch entstehen Formen; das sind – streng genommen – noch keine Designentscheidungen.“
Süpergrüp: Ruby Barber, Sarah Illenberger und Antje Wewer – Blumen sprechen
Blumen wachsen, blühen und verwelken … aber sprechen sie auch? Ruby Barber und Sarah Illenberger sind definitiv dieser Meinung. Ein Gespräch über Blumen in Design und Gestaltung, Floristik als Kunst- und Ausdrucksform und die betörende Schönheit der Natur.
FIELD: Audio-Visual Adventures in Graphic Design
Marcus Wendt and Vera-Maria Glahn from FIELD take us on a journey through their work in generative design. By connecting emotions, failures and lessons learned, they reflect on their position between being designers and artists.
Christoph Amend & Ricarda Messner: Wie man Zeitschriften im digitalen Zeitalter macht
Christoph Amend, Chefredakteur des ZEIT Magazins, spricht in diesem Jahr mit Ricarda Messner, Macherin des Magazins Flaneur, über die Motivation, mit aufregenden Printpublikationen auf den Markt zu gehen.
Proudly Presenting: The 2016 TYPO Berlin Editorial Team
Once again, we have a great editorial team lined up to cover the TYPO talks. Get to know our new team members and learn about their backgrounds: they’ll contribute immensely to your TYPO Berlin knowledge and experience.
Beyond TYPO Font – Felt-tip look with OpenType Features
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.