Showing posts with label Naama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Naama. Show all posts

Over See

Poster for Over See – Series of lectures about photography and graphic design. For each lecture there was a poster designed by different collaborations, always using the element of the light box in some way. Collaboration with Celine Wouters.

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Poster and invitation for an exhibition of fashion and jewellery designer Q-Hisashi Shibata, at Museum Sieboldhuis, Leiden.

Eilon Violin Mastercourse

Design Lab publication



Two parts newspaper/catalog for the graduation show of 15 industrial designers. First part – displaying the inspirational material of each project. Second part – representing the final work.

Daniel Buren



Poster & Invitation announcing a symposium on the work of the artist at the Stedelijk Museum. The design pays tribute to the work of Buren who is famous for always using standard 8.7cm wide stripes, in installations that are related to a specific site. The invitation is the striped poster packed to a roll, and sealed with hanging instructions. Collaboration with Timo Hofmeijer.

Handelsgeest

Art of Trade. Catalog for the exhibition which took place in the occasion of 50 years anniversary of the old wtc in Rotterdam. Tens of artists presented works in vitrines which were used to present trade. The design followed the building’s floor plan, and the route that had to be walked through it in order to watch the exhibition. The booklet around provides documentation of the entire project.

Raster Tool





With the conclusion of this work the design only starts. The tool presents graphic language to be applied – it shows diverse formal possibilities in printing rasters (half tone screen). It is laid out according to tone of gray and sort of screen (Round, Diamond etc. as appears in the printing menu). Demonstrated in a specimen, with combination of shapes, type and surfaces.

Moiré

Chili

A section (16 pages) in a cook-book which is composed of a recipe of only one dish. Each section of the book displays a different ingredient by a different designer.