Sprecher #typo13: Garland bewegt London
Seit Ken Garland in den frühen 60er Jahren die britische Anti-Atomwaffen Bewegung mit einer visuellen Botschaft ausgestattet hat, bewegen sein Design und seine Forderungen an Design von England aus die Welt.
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Sprecher #typo13: Kate Moross, Business Grrrl
Das Internet prägte ihre Definition von Business. Im Mittelpunkt: Kunst + Musik + Grrrl. Kate Moross liebt es ein Kind der MySpace-Generation sein.
Nat Hunter: Power to change the world
Was ist passiert … fragt sich Nat Hunter. Nach 23 Jahren interessanter Arbeit schloss 2012 das von ihr mitbegründete Design Studio Airside. Das hatte verschiedene Gründe: Interessen und Ziele der Einzelnen haben sich verändert, aber vielleicht auch die Gesamtheit der Gestaltungsszene. 1998 fand sie sich, damals passionierte Interaktive-Designerin, mit einem Innenarchitekten und einem Grafik Designer zusammen. Erste Projekte waren Plattencover und das junge Team versuchte, den Hörer durch Gestaltung leidenschaftlich mit der Musik zu verbinden – sie zu lieben und sich damit zu identifizieren.
Morag Myerscough: A talk about places…
Places to grow with, places to experience, places to love. Ultimately, places that tell a story. Morag Myerscough’s talk takes us on a fast paced journey through her colourful work. And life. Perhaps the two are now very much intertwined, as she explains a revaluation of principles after she met Luke Morgan, Elvis fan and long term collaborator. “If life is about enjoying yourself, and if your work is your life, than the projects you embark on should follow those same values.”
Five Questions to … John Hudson
John Hudson is a Senior Lecturer in Graphic Design, he teaches on both undergraduate and post-graduate courses at Staffordshire and Worcester University. He holds an MA with distinction in Sustainable Graphic Communication and is currently working towards a research PhD that looks at ways to embed responsibility within design curriculum. John’s varied background includes running his own artisan bakery, old house restoration and IT consultant. He has spent the last ten years working and studying as a UK based graphic designer and lecturer.
Five Questions to … Andrew Altmann
On leaving the Royal College of Art in 1987 Andy Altmann formed the multi disciplinary design group Why Not Associates with fellow graduates Howard Greenhalgh and David Ellis.
About Morag Myerscough, London
Morag Myerscough gibt Besuchern öffentlicher Räume Halt. Als leidenschaftliche Konstrukteurin von Ausstellungen, Schulen, Gesundheits – oder Kunstzentren sorgt Sie mit Schrift, Farbe und Muster dafür, dass Menschen ihre Wege finden und sich wohl fühlen. Morag verleiht den Orten, die sie betreut, grafischen Sinn. Sie begrüßt die Besucher und bietet Orientierung und ein Gefühl der Vertrautheit. »Wir infiltrieren die Architektur-Szene.«, bemerkte Morag kürzlich in einem Video-Interview mit Eye-Magazin und »Ich möchte für Menschen arbeiten, die mutig genug sind Neues auszuprobieren«.
Neville Brody pushes the boundaries of type
Neville Brody doesn’t want you to think outside the box: it would appear he’d prefer you do something like tear it up, tape it back together, spray paint it, wear it as a hat, and then throw it out. Brody wants designers to decide what to do with their own boxes. Since we’ve moved from a physical to digital space, Brody feels that experimentation has given way to an engineering approach. “Facebook feels very much like a grown up version of AOL.” The world starts to look the same.
Morag Myerscough: Obsessions
Morag Myerscough talked about many things today. Among these a common point that she came back to was her various obsessions. These obsessions are important because they are what ended up being the definitions of her own style. Which when you think about it makes sense.
Eva-Lotta Lamm: On Sketchnotes and Talk Bubbles
Eva-Lotta Lamm is funny. She kicked off her talk on sketchnotes by declaring her love for the Pixies. She also doesn’t cook but makes great salads, doesn’t drive a car, and loves fresh fruit with yogurt and muesli for breakfast.
Kutlu Çanlıoğlu: Creating a Global Experience Language for the BBC
Kutlu Çanlıoğlu, Senior Creative Director for the BBC World Service, gave a detailed analysis of the process he went through in helping to create a Global Experience Language (GEL) for their news websites, which reach 180 million people each week, in 27 languages and 9 scripts.
Speaker Snapshot: Kutlu Çanlıoğlu
Kutlu Çanlıoğlu has extensive experience as a user experience designer. We look forward to hearing from Kutlu at this year’s TYPO San Francisco.