Skull poster series #1

Astro #1

"Astro"-poster series
No. 1 Rohlayout "Space Oddity 2011, Vol.1 - Bouncing Moon"

Favourite punctuations finally released

I finally received my copy of the book "Type Image" by Barbara Brownie.
Most of the typographic works included are very interesting and I'd like to thank Mrs. Brownie for her efford of collecting the artwork. The only thing that bugs me is the layout of the book itself and the fact that there is a hair line on one of my punctuation layouts where there isn't supposed to be one. But I don't want to be unfair: Barbara Brownie really did a great job. I am very happy having the unexpected opportunity to be included in the book. I guess some of the publisher's designers unfortunately just doesn't seem to have a clue about typesetting. Pity.

Logo & stationary for an event manager

Final logo on black background


Final logo on white background

Final stationary design

Alternative logo & stationary design

Branding for 360° Event Management

Stationary (front)

Stationary (back)

Business card (front)

Business card (back)

Website

3 "favourite punctuation mark"-posters

A simple but interesting typographic experiment on 3 of my favourite puctuation marks: "?" "," and "!". These Posters will be included in the book "Type Image" by Barbara Brownie.

Make something beautiful every day #7

04/18/09

gowiththeflow poster.

A very intuitive and simple poster layout inspired by a song...

Make something beautiful every day #6

04/17/09

"My Fav Things" poster series.
Just a poster layout about my favourite things I'm loving to use every day. - To be continued...

Make something beautiful every day #4

26.03.09
Brutalism - modernist architectural movement (50s - 70s).
Bookcover & exhibition poster.

Vanessa Leissring Portfolio

Photographer Vanessa Leissring asked me, if I could design a cover for her new portfolio.
These are the results:

Make something beautiful every day #2

03/24/09
Branding and poster layout for a fictional Arts Gallery.

In a 70s design magazine (which was part of my grandpa's heritage), I found a nice ad for "Eumig" Super 8 projectors. I used the photo of it for an illustation and started working on it and playing around, not knowing how my work would end. The projector's shape seemed kind of retrofuturistic to me, so I thought something archaic like a Super 8 projector could be an interesting theme for a today's Gallery of Visual Arts.
But, to be honest, the whole process was more or less intuitive, so the result was surprising even to me.

Make something beautiful every day #1

I decided to "make something beatiful every day", as seen as projects on other design blogs. A creative training and a real challenge at the same time.

03/25/09
Bringing the Disco Sucks-campaign to the 21st century

Logos, Buttons & T-Shirts