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Project 1. Ik moest mezelf presenteren en hiervoor een opdracht maken. Ik moest eerst deze blog gaan bijhouden wat mijn inspiratie was. Ik heb veel typografisch werk bekeken. Ik heb een poster gemaakt over mijn moeder omdat die pas is overleden. Ik heb dit met de kleren labels gedaan van mijn moeder, zo kan je zien wat voor een persoon zij was, en daardoor kan je ook zien wie ik ben.

The most beautiful people in the world

http://themostbeautifulpeople.org/

Ieder land heeft zo zijn schoonheden.

Audi A1 reclame

Deze reclame van Audi zag ik op tv, ik vond deze reclame leuk bedacht, omdat in ieder shot een A te zien is.

Studio Newwork

Studio Newwork vind ik een heel inspirerend buraue omdat de manier van vormgeven mij heel erg aanspreekt, ik denk dat dat komt door de bepaalde rust wat het werk uistraalt (misschien is dat ook voor een deel hoe het gepresenteerd is) Super omgegaan met letter gebruik en ruimte. Dit is echt een manier van vormgeven wat ik zelf heel graag zou willen leren omdat het mij heel erg aanspreekt.

Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin

Bijzondere foto expositie van Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin. Hele aparte en sprekende foto's waarvan sommige met photoshop nabewerkt zijn en niet meer 'kloppen' De meeste foto's vind ik veel uitstralen en soms worden de rollen omgedraaid tussen 2 personen. Vrij heftige bewerkingen die dan als kunst weer uitkomen. Erg genoten van deze expositie.

Illustratie

RE: Verzamelen!!

Verzamelen!!

http://www.graphic-exchange.com

Raul Iglesias

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Karel Martens

Karel Martensgraduated from the Arnhem School of Art in 1961. Since then he has worked as a freelance graphic designer, specialized in typography. Alongside this, he has always made free (non-commissioned) graphic and three-dimensional work. Among his clients have been the publishers Van Loghum Slaterus (Arnhem) in the 1960s, and SUN (Nijmegen) in the years 1975. As well as designing books and other printed items, he has designed stamps and telephone cards. He has also designed signs and typographic faades for a number of buildings. In 1993 Karel Martens was awarded the H.N. Werkman Prize for the design of the architectural magazine Oase . In 1996 he received the Dr A.H. Heineken Prize for Art; as part of this prize, a monograph on his work was published: Karel Martens: Printed Matter . His work has been nominated several times at the Design Prize Rotterdam. In 1998 at the Leipzig Book Fair, Karel Martens: Printed Matter was awarded the gold medal, as the best-designed book in the whole world. Over the years his books have featured regularly in the annual Best-Designed Dutch Books competition. Karel Martens has taught graphic design since 1977. He started teaching at the Arnhem School of Art, followed by a teaching position at the Jan van Eyck Academie in Maastricht. From 1997 onward he has been a critic in the graphic design department at Yale University, New Haven, USA. In 1998 he and Wigger Bierma founded the WT.

Stuart Bailey - Dot Dot Dot

Stuart Bailey is a graphic designer and co-editor of Dot Dot Dot with David Reinfurt ( earlier together with Peter Bilak). He has lived and worked in Amsterdam and is now based in New York. [1]

According to online resource Typotheque [2], Bailey was born in York, UK in 1973 and studied typographygraphic communication at the University of Reading. [3] Bailey was one of the first participants to study at the Werkplaats Typografie (typographic workshop) in Arnhem, a postgraduate program headed by designer Karel Martens.^[1] and

In a 2006 interview with Speak Up [4], Bailey explained: "I suspect what I’m really against is what that term “graphic design” has come to represent, i.e. synonymous with business cards, logos, identities and advertising, and, again simply put, those are things I’m just not interested in. To me that idea of “graphic design” is as far removed from my interests as being a milkman or a lawyer. In fact, I’d rather be a milkman." This led to a protest by Dick Smith, leader of the Association of Milkmen of North Yorkshire, who was quoted in the York Evening News as saying ‘Bailey’s words bring disrespect upon our noble industry’.[5]

http://www.rosab.net/spip.php?page=video&id_article=36

Paul Elliman

Paul Elliman heeft veel typografisch werk gemaakt, door het gebruik van bestaande voorwerpen.

“Bits” was developed by Paul Elliman in the mid 90ties and published in the 15th (Cities) issue of Fuse’s conceptual Font Box. quote: “Language moves between us and the world on patterns of repetition and variation, and a mimetic example of this might be something like an alphabet”