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Although Thule is my second attempt at designing a typeface, it's the first time I really try to get it right. I started with the typeface in a workshop on the basics of type design.
Thule is based on the distorted curves found in moiré-like patterns, although this reference is hardly—if at all—visible at this point.
The typeface is still far from being finished.
Typeface / 2019–Ongoing
In the block course Typography IV we were divided into teams of three people each and assigned topics/terms for which we were to design a digital product, among other things; each project was to be completed within 24 hours.
Our group had the coordinate 25°N 71°W—the Bermuda Triangle. We designed an interactive map (using the ePub format for quick implementation) on which the user can click through different levels of information, such as the last known position of ships or airplanes. By superimposing these layers, new information levels and contexts are created.
In collaboration with Natalie Grebe & Niko Ostojic
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Map, E-Book / 2019
The idea behind this 7-inch vinyl is to explain how to operate a turntable in a easy to understand and fun way. The operating instructions are printed on the cover and can be heard as audio as well.
Initiated by Rade Matic at the Faculty of Design.
In collaboration with Paul JürgensThanks to Peter Wolff for the great images
Listen to the operation instructions
Cover Design, Concept / 2018–2019
Poster for the release event of the publication »Neue Texte – Was ist Typografie?« in collaboration with the student project Café Paradiso.The poster contains the complete texts of the publication, which are overlaid by the event information.
In collaboration with Paul Jürgens, printed at the Faculty of Design
Poster / 2018
Publication with texts by students of the Faculty of Design on the question "What is typography?We asked ourselves this question in the first typography lesson at the beginning of our studies. The texts were written after the first two semesters of typography and form partly answers, partly follow-up questions and content-related discussions of the topic.
In collaboration with Paul Jürgens Idea and Concept by Rade Matic Printed together with Leonhard Fuchs at the Faculty of Design
Publication / 2018
This map was designed as a guide for applicants and first-year students so that you can explore the Mathildenhöhe on the day of the entrance examination and find possible places to pass time or grab something to eat.On the day of the entrance examination, the card was hung up as an A1 poster. In addition, we have also designed it as an A3 card to take away.
In collaboration with Paul Jürgens
Map, Poster / 2018
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