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Type Type July July 2020 2020 Type Limited places for all workshops. July Deadline for registration: 2020 March, 31 Type Design Summer Workshops in Barcelona + info: summerschool@elisava.net type.elisava.net elisava.net
Mark van Wageningen Novo Typo Type and Color Color is the new Bold! 01. DATES DEADLINE LEVEL June 29 – July 3 March 31 Students MA / BA Type design, Typography, Graphic Design, SCHEDULE KEYWORDS Editorial design. 10.00 a.m. – 2.00 p.m. chromatic, type, design. DURATION WHO CAN REGISTER KNOWLEDGE OR EXPERIENCE 20h Everyone with an obsessive REQUIRED interest in type design or Basic drawing skills and basic PRICE typographic design. experience in Adobe Illustrator € 625 (one workshop). / InDesign / Photoshop and If you register for more than or Glyphs are desirable. one workshop, the price from the second onwards is € 530. Why do type designers traditionally think in black construction and deconstruction within this concept and white? The world is colorful, the web is colorful, and will not necessarily end with a completed and Hollywood does not produce any black-and-white finished design product. movies anymore... Only type designers continue to think in these restrictive terms. Why? Typographers today are living in the Golden Age of design. Let us Biography open up our imagination and add some color in our Mark van Wageningen is the founder of Novo Typo, letters. Readability and legibility are highly overrated a (typo)graphic design studio and font foundry in approaches in modern typographic communication. Amsterdam. In January 2015, Mark started the A workshop of construction and deconstruction of Typewood project. Typewood is a research project the basic shapes of letters. about designing, deconstructing, and transforming multicolored digital typefaces into wooden type for Objectives letterpress. This workshop invites you to reconsider this traditional Ziza, a corresponding project with lead type, followed black and white approach in typographic design. in 2016. Both projects show the future of multicolored ‘Less-Is-More’ modernism has become a hollow typeface design through the revitalization and phrase which illustrates a conservative approach to deconstruction of typographic traditions. Mark wrote typographic design. This workshop will start with a number of books about chromatic type design such deconstructing the basic shapes of a character and as the Novo Typo Color Book (2017) and Color and will end with the transformation from a static to a Type (Princeton Architectural Press, 2019). As a self- dynamic form, everything in Full Color. proclaimed ambassador of multicolored typography, van Wageningen lectures on polychromatic type design at a number of international design Structure and contents conferences and festivals. This workshop will have a strong focus on design- research, drawing, sketching and experimenting novotypo.nl with color and type. As a result, we will focus on instagram.com/novotypo
Manuel Krebs Norm Modular typefaces as a design tool Between DOG and WOLF 02. DATES DEADLINE LEVEL July, 6-10 March 31 All levels SCHEDULE 10.00 a.m. – 2.00 p.m. KEYWORDS KNOWLEDGE OR EXPERIENCE REQUIRED DURATION experiment, curiosity, order, structure. See who can register 20h PRICE WHO CAN REGISTER € 625 (one workshop). If you register for more than Graphic & Type Designers one workshop, the price from (the good, the bad, the second onwards is € 530. the ugly). Why do type designers traditionally think in black and white? The world is colorful, the web is colorful, Structure and contents Hollywood does not produce any black-and-white First of all, an introduction to the brief will be given, movies anymore... Only type designers continue to continuing with individual discussions on project. think in these restrictive terms. Why? Typographers Then group discussions on the dedicated project today are living in the Golden Age of design. Let us will follow, ending with a final presentation. open up our imagination and add some color in our letters. Readability and legibility are highly overrated approaches in modern typographic communication. Biography A workshop of construction and deconstruction of Manuel Krebs studied Graphic Design at the School the basic shapes of letters. of Applied Arts in Biel-Bienne. Established together with Dimitri Bruni the graphic design studio Norm in Objectives 1999, in 2007 Ludovic Varone joins the studio. Norm focuses on designing and publishing books and This workshop focuses on the development of typefaces. Book design includes self-commissioned modular fonts. An inventory of modules that allow, in research in the field of type and graphic design, combination, the creation of letters, will be developed. the most relevant being ‘Norm: Introduction’ and The modules are the molecules of the project. To ‘Norm: The Things’. Commissions include numerous apply the modules, tools will be developed to create collaborations with museums (MoMA; Tate Modern, and reproduce them. The aim is to have control over Louvre, Centre Pompidou, Triennale Milano, the entire production process (literally) in one’s own Kunsthaus Zurich, Museum for Gestaltung Zurich) hands. Thus, conventional working processes will and artists (Fischli & Weiss, Simon Starling, Christian be questioned and the direct influence of the tools Marclay…). on aesthetics will be made clear. The process is determined by the pairs of opposites experiment/ — curiosity, vs. order/structure. norm.to
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Ken Barber House Industries Lettering Strategies and Techniques Practical methods for creating unique 03. hand-lettering DATES DEADLINE LEVEL July, 13-17 March 31 The workshop is open to all skill levels. Beginning, SCHEDULE KEYWORDS intermediate, and advanced 10.00 a.m. – 2.00 p.m. lettering, hand-lettering, students alike will benefit from logo, design, graphic design. the strategies and techniques DURATION offered in this class. WHO CAN REGISTER 20h KNOWLEDGE OR EXPERIENCE Students interested in improving REQUIRED PRICE their lettering technique, graphic € 625 (one workshop). artists seeking to expand their design Some familiarity with typographic If you register for more than skills, and even novices curious about terms and design concepts is one workshop, the price from drawing letters, are encouraged helpful, but not absolutely necessary the second onwards is € 530. to attend this workshop. to participate in the workshop. Sharpen your lettering skills with this in-depth week- consistently while drawing new word-marks. long workshop filled with profitable design strategies Participants will then blend disparate styles to make and drawing techniques specially formulated to unique and surprising lettering. Finally, students will increase the depth and range of your personal and become acquainted with overlooked principles that professional work. With over 25 years of experience, can be used to alter letters in endless ways. The Ken Barber of House Industries will share his information presented will be supported by slide personally-formulated recipes for producing effective presentations, drawing demonstrations, skill-building and eye-catching word-marks in a variety of design exercises, and one-on-one feedback. applications. Biography Objectives Ken Barber is the type director and letterer at font The primary objective of this workshop is to provide foundry and design studio, House Industries. He has students with a handful of straightforward hands-on created logos for global brands, and produced award- approaches for drawing distinctive pieces of hand- winning fonts. His work is part of the Cooper-Hewitt lettering. The ideas and tactics that will be introduced Design Museum, and the Henry Ford Museum of during this class can be used as a practical way to American Innovation. Ken has been honored by the generate a broad range of potential solutions for New York Type Directors Club, and ATypI. He teaches virtually any logo design or branding project. at The Cooper Union in NYC, and regularly leads lettering workshops. Ken cowrote House Industries: The Process is the Inspiration in 2017. Structure and contents First, students will learn to decode the systems houseind.com underlying letterforms, and apply those elements instagram.com/houseindustries
Ken Barber — House Industries Lettering Strategies and Techniques Practical methods for creating unique hand-lettering
Cyrus Highsmith Occupant Fonts Thinking With Your Hands A week of different ways of drawing, 04. making, and seeing letters DATES DEADLINE LEVEL July, 20-24 March 31 All levels are welcome SCHEDULE KEYWORDS KNOWLEDGE OR EXPERIENCE REQUIRED 10.00 a.m. – 2.00 p.m. letters, stencils, sketchbook, rabbits, monsters, drawing, lots of energy, an open mind, DURATION no laptops, contour, edge, willingness to be present 20h shape, thinking hand. and participate. PRICE WHO CAN REGISTER € 625 (one workshop). Anyone. My expertise If you register for more than is limited mostly to the latin one workshop, the price from alphabet but students who the second onwards is € 530. want to explore additional writing systems are very welcome. Letters can be drawn in so many different ways. drawing and thinking about letters. Techniques may Cyrus Highsmith’s approach is based heavily on the include stencils, screen printing, collage, painting. importance of white space and sensitivity to shapes. Participants should be ready for new experiences, It’s a method he applies to type design as well as experimentation, play, and failure. image making of all kinds. For Highsmith, it’s a way of seeing the world. This workshop will be a messy, hands-on, and computer-free exploration of drawing, Biography making, and thinking about letters. Cyrus Highsmith is a letter drawer, teacher, author, and graphic artist. He teaches type design at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). He wrote and Objectives illustrated the acclaimed primer Inside Paragraphs: Typographic Fundamentals. In 2015, he received the The objective of this workshop is to create a Gerrit Noordzij Prize for extraordinary contributions memorable week of drawing letters and making art. to the fields of type design, typography, and type It will culminate in a group exhibition of our work. education. In 2017, he became Creative Director for Latin Type Development at Morisawa USA. He goes Structure and contents to bed very early. Each day will be 4 hours of working together on a — group exhibition of sketches, drawings and prints. occupant.org We will experiment and play with different ways of instagram.com/occupantfonts
Cyrus Highsmith — Occupant Fonts Thinking With Your Hands A week of different ways of drawing, making, and seeing letters
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