Speaker Snapshot: Peter Cho
Entrepreneur and designer Peter Cho represents the best of San Francisco’s design startup culture. We are excited to have Peter speak at TYPO San Francisco!
TYPO News
Conferences
- All
- Berlin 2018
- Labs 2016
- Labs 2017
- Labs 2018
- Berlin 2016
- Berlin 2017
- Berlin 2015
- San Francisco 2015
- Berlin 2014
- San Francisco 2014
- Berlin 2013
- San Francisco 2013
- London 2012
- Berlin 2012
- San Francisco 2012
- London 2011
- Berlin 2011
- Berlin 2010
- Berlin 2009
- Berlin 2008
- Berlin 2007
- Berlin 2006
- Berlin 2005
- Berlin 2004
- Berlin 98
- Berlin 96
- Fuse 95
Topics
- All
- 3D Design
- Advertising
- Animation
- AR/VR
- Architecture
- Art
- Book Design
- Brand Language
- Brand Talks
- Branding
- Business
- Calligraphy
- Coding
- Communications
- Coorporate Text
- Corporate Design
- Creation
- Design process
- Design Research
- Editorial Design
- Education
- Entertainment
- Exhibition Design
- Font Design
- Font Technology
- FontLab
- Fotografie
- Game Design
- Glyphs
- Graphic Design
- Humanitarian
- Illustration
- Information Design
- Innovation
- Inspiration
- Interactive Design
- Interface Design
- Interior Design
- Interview
- Know-How
- Language
- Lettering
- Letterpress
- Logo Design
- Marketing
- Motion Design
- Music
- OpenType
- Performance
- Philosophy
- Photography
- podcast
- Politics
- Poster Design
- Reflection
- Service Design
- Studio Sessions
- Technology
- Text
- Theoretical
- Tools
- Type Design
- Typography
- Upcycling
- UX Design
- Variable Fonts
- Web Design
- Writing
Speaker Snapshot: Morag Myerscough
We are excited to have eclectic designer Morag Myerscough of London’s Supergroup speak at TYPO San Francisco.
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.
Call minutes: Robin Richmond, Lawrence Weiner
Conference Director Robin Richmond sharing deep thoughts with Lawrence Weiner.
Andrew Stevens: Graphic Thought Facility
Andrew Stevens from the Graphic Thought Facility is introduced by Simone Wolf. She quotes Andrew as saying that commercial doesn’t exist on one side and creativity on the other, it is a framework where they work together.
Lawrence Weiner: An Artist To The Core
Lawrence Weiner spent most of his presentation talking about his life and work and also how he didn’t understand why he had been asked to attend the conference. He showed only a 5 minute silent film saying he was too intimidated by the presentations he had seen on Thursday to attempt his own. He is an artist to the core but is in awe of the work of some of the other speakers and once had the revelation “I can be friends with designers”.
Jonathan Ellery: The Here and Now
Though well known within the industry principally as Founder and Creative Director of the award winning studio Browns, ‘Here and now’ offered an insight into the workings of Jonathan Ellery the artist.
TYPO London : Speakers : Morag Myerscough
Places are an affair of the heart for London based Morag Myerscough. Over the last decade she has become known as a passionate designer of public space. Starting from exhibition design she went on to injecting colour, pattern and big type into schools, health – or art centres. Morag adds a graphic sense that welcomes visitors and provides orientation and a sense of place. “We sort of infiltrated the architecture scene.” Morag remarks in a recent video interview with Eye magazine and “I want to work for people who are brave and want to try out new things”.
Four Questions for… Joachim Sauter
Just two months to go until TYPO London kicks off! We would like to use the remaining time to introduce the speakers and their work. We sent all TYPO London 2011 speakers a questionnaire and got a whole bunch of interesting and charming feedback. Let’s start with… Joachim Sauter.
The Work Need Not Be Built
A discussion with Lawrence Weiner
By Adrian Shaughnessy
Part of the Howard Smith Paper Lecture Series, curated by Browns
Christoph Niemann: Jeder ist seines eigenen Glückes a. Schmied, b. Klempner, c. Grafiker
Das Ende der TYPO 2011 war für viele wohl auch der Höhepunkt in einem. Christoph Niemann, der „Woody Allen der Grafik“ (Page), hielt einen äußerst unterhaltsamen, humorvollen und selbstironischen Vortrag über seine Arbeiten.
April Greiman: topo/typo
Versetzen wir uns in das Jahr 1984, der erste Apple Macintosh kommt auf den Markt. Die Designer stehen der neuen Technologie noch skeptisch gegenüber. Eine der Pionierinnen der digitalen Revolution, die die gestalterischen Möglichkeiten des Macs voll ausnutzt, ist April Greiman. Sie gilt fortan als eine der einflussreichsten Kommunikationsdesignerinnen auf dem Gebiet der digitalen Medien. Durch ihren Stil wird sie zur Ikone der „California New Wave“ Typografie. Ihre Projekte umfassen heute alle Disziplinen der Gestaltung, von Kommunikationsdesign, Materialien über Architektur bis hin zu Video.