Berlin graphic design

The 38HOURS city travel guides avoid typographic stereotypes, or at least they happily shuffle them around: the Berlin edition comes in a quintessential French typeface, Antique Olive (Bold Condensed, with a lowercase ‘i’ thrown in for fun). Amsterdam is presented in the very

Berlin Summer University of the Arts - Territories and Interfaces

Typographic poster Made in Berlin PRINTS AVAILABLE IN SOCIETY6

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This book tells the exciting design history of West Berlin. The posters of SFB, using modernist graphics to announce concerts of new music.

“Waiting for the Live Scream” - Poster for Berlin theatre Berliner Ensemble, contributing to a charity campaign “solidarity posters” for independent theatre professionals who suffered most by the pandemic. All profits from the sales of prints of the posters go to a fund to support the affected freelancers. 2021 client: Berliner Ensemble

"The early twentieth century was the most significant period of all in the development of modern design.... The design profession was born, and with it came the beginnings of corporate and graphic design as we know it today." -- Jens Müller, Pioneers of German Graphic Design The first few decades in 20th century Germany were tumultuous years, a veritable Cambrian explosion of innovation which shaped the world of visual communication that we now take for granted. For example, they introduced…