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2006年1月28日 上午7點46分00秒Worth to know
HK design culture is full of shit....
c'mon, lets look on the bright side....
even its so so so so small
http://maxbruinsma.nl/index.html
2006年1月12日 下午1點35分22秒For Those Who Call Themselves Graphic Desiger
well, i saw this in grafik magazine couple of months ago (forgot which issue)
but i just found the jpg files, its a very late thing to say right now....
though i insist to show u guys, haha
its a 2005 graduation show poster in Amsterdam, Gerrit Rietveld Academy
seeing the bigger picture of it giving us pain again....for our MM design Team
actually did something like that and show to all the tutors b4, but of coz being
totally rejected by some asshole......sorry guys, hahahahaha
polyu gradshow is just a big joke for the kids, i hope someday there could be
things done in this way......maybe we go back to be tutor lah....such a nice job
SD tutors, you can cut off your penis now
Dutch / Persian
Dutch / Japanese
Dutch / Hebrew
Dutch / German / Chinese
Dutch / Spanish / Greec / Finnish
Dutch / German / Hebrew / Danish / English / Spanish / Norweagian / Serbian / Japanese / Polish / Portuguese / Swedish / Greek / Persian / Korean / Finnish / Latvian / Icelandic / Bulgarian / Chinese / French
(Designer share his concepts)
Laurenz Brunner:
The poster series reflects the linguistic chaos at the Rietveld Academy.
The graduation class of 2005 included students from 32 countries,
speaking 21 different mother tongues. More than half of the students
at the Academy are foreigners and are not able to speak Dutch. Even
though the school is run mainly in English, the administration still insists
on keeping the general communication in Dutch.
This is why I had the information for this year's graduation show translated
into all the different languages spoken by the final year's students, so that
the Dutch text always collides with at least one foreign language. Every
language was screen-printed as a seperate colour, creating more than 100
different versions of the poster: from 2 up to 21 print runs, creating some
pretty lurid-coloured versions. The names of all the students are listed at the
bottom, organised by departments they link to country codes to indicate
frequency and origin of students, who speak the represented language.
For this poster project I extended Akkurat Fett with the necessary non-latin
characters and accents to be able to write in Greek, Bulgarian, Hebrew,
Croatian, Polish etc.
2006年1月10日 下午3點33分09秒BOOK RELEASED
Worth to keep one, especially for Brockmann's fans
Worth to keep one, especially for Brockmann's fans
Worth to keep one, especially for Brockmann's fans
Worth to keep one, especially for Brockmann's fans
Worth to keep one, especially for Brockmann's fans
Worth to keep one, especially for Brockmann's fans
Worth to keep one, especially for Brockmann's fans
Worth to keep one, especially for Brockmann's fans
...........
.....yeah, i am going to repeat this again
and again and again and again.......
Title: Forty-Eight Posters: Josef Muller-Brockmann
Details: Image Now's inaugural gallery launch in 2004 set a standard of excellence
with a collection of 48 posters by the celebrated designer Josef Müller-Brockmann.
as well as showcasing Müller-Brockmann's work, image now also produced three posters
to honour his work, and created an exhibition catalogue that details the posters with
production drawings and acknowledgements from Mark Holt, Wim Crouwel and
Experimental Jetset.
Dimensions: 6" x 8.75" (inches)
Pages: 114
Edition: Hardcover
Languages: English