Graphisches design

□ ADRIAN FRUTIGER

Mr. Josef Müller-Brockmann was a Swiss graphic designer and teacher who believed in socially responsible design. This emphasis on safety and health is clearly demonstrated by his Swiss Automobile Club posters, which were both groundbreaking in their use of photography and dramatic perspectives, and gained him a reputat

Large "road" element that creates movement but also a field of perception.

Taking type to a new dimension: This project delves into a poster design series that pushes the boundaries of traditional typography. Inspired by Swiss grid principles and the dynamic possibilities of 3D animation, the series explores the interplay betwe…

Robot Food is back with an eye-catching and refreshing design for Sincerely Sabella, a blood orange wine spritzer. To spice things up a bit, the Leeds-based design agency opted to produce a design that sells an attitude over a beverage. I’ve got to say, they knocked it out of the park between the tagline “In […]

Since 2009 Swiss graphic designer Felix Pfäffli has worked slavishly to create an international reputation as one of the world’s most respected poster designers, using a combination of pared-back illustration and experimental typography. Until early 2016 he did all of this alone, but last year Pfäff

Xinru Ma Image and Type