I’ve been learning Japanese for a few months now. And the hiragana and katakana syllabaries in particular invite me to explore typography シ
The branding project for Studio Sansano – designed by Atelier Pol and coded by me, was featured in the Japanese design blog North East. Domo Arrigato!
Happy to show you my new long pocket envelopes – designed by Lundgren+Lindqvist. The envelope shows an abstract shape of my logo and is screen printed in black and silver.
Happy to announce that my branding, designed by Swedish design studio Lundgren+Lindqvist, has been published in the latest book Truly Nordic by Victionary.
I just spent a few days in beautiful Copenhagen. While visiting Pia, who currently lives and works here, I also had the chance to experience the warm people, cozy cafes, functional design and great food – or simply – “hygge” as they call it here.
The greeting cards designed by Lundgren+Lindqvist have now been photographed and published by the Swedish printing company Göteborgstryckerie.
Happy to announce that Frame Optik’s website has been featured on Brutalist Websites in collaboration with Manuel Kreuzer.
During my stay in New York, I had the opportunity to visit the Sagmeister & Walsh studio to discuss a project we are currently working on.
We’ve spent the last few weeks turning our studio upside down! On the one hand to make room for new tenants, and on the other to create our dream of a green studio garden. The plants bring a dose of homeliness and nature into our otherwise digital working day. Superlike!
I just spent a few days in Helsinki and I have to admit – I fell in love with the city! A relaxed vibe, friendly people and beautiful squares and parks. This photo was taken at an art installation by Margrethe Odgaard at Designmuseo Helsinki.
Happy to be part of this project! Chrissy Angliker’s A2 Letter issue #0 will be sent out to the first subscribers in July – from September onwards, inspiration will arrive in your letterbox every two weeks – analog, haptic, always different.
During my visit to Taipei, a visit to the MOCA was of course a must. The exhibition “Zero-Gravity Paradise” by Kawaguchi Yoichiro, who uses algorithms to create 3D scenes, was particularly exciting.