Print Design
Illustration
2017
The brief was to design a poster for the Frankfurt Book Fair 2017, which welcomed the guest country, France, to the vibrant city of Frankfurt.
My first solution (Design 1) is mainly typographic and tries to assemble the most common greetings from France (“Salut”) and Frankfurt (“Gude”) which results in the term “Salude”. The Typeface I used, „Astloch“, incorporates both, the French simplicity but also a “Germanic” Fraktur typeface with a modern twist. It‘s very modern and ornamented without looking too rustic, which underlines the qualities of Frankfurt.
My second solution (Design 2) was another typographic one, this time incorporation the French greeting of giving one another several kisses on the cheek. Again, I used the typeface “Astloch” to include the German touch. My third and last solution (Design 3) was more of an illustrative nature and played with the painting Eugène Delacroix “La liberté Guidant le Peuple” (“Liberty Leading the People“), just that instead of demanding “Liberté, Egalité, Fraternity” (Liberty, Equality, Fraternity), the revolution now demands “Littérature, Egalite, Fraternite” (Literature, Equality, Fraternity).
Diploma Exhebition Poster and Visual Identity
In summer 2019 I faced one of my biggest challenges yet, to design the entire visual identity of the end-of-term exhibition at the design faculty at the University of Applied Sciences Darmstadt.
My aim was to create a visual identity that would be more play- and colorful than the stereotypical design university exhibition (black on white, swiss type, …) because I believe that design should be fun to look at and not be taken too seriously.
Find the Website on rundgang.fbg.h-da.de
A work in collaboration with: Annika Kraus, Antonia Steitz, Emilija Scharfenort, Nicole Samulnik, Nora Schmelter, Sophia Richter and Prof. Jenny 8 Del Corte
Photographs by Nora Schmelter and Emilija Scharfenort.