Quick Rietveld Promotion Poster Machine
Workshop on Tuesday 6th of February 2007 at the Rietveld Academie in Interaction Design course by Roel Wouters and Luna Maurer. Rietveld students from Amsterdam and Beckmans students from Stockholm create together 13 posters according to a set of instructions.
Set of Instructions
– Form a group of 3 people consisting of 2 Rietveld students and 1 Swedish student.
– Form a group of 3 people consisting of 2 Rietveld students and 1 Swedish student.
– Give your group a name.
– Create an A1 sized document in your favorite design App.
– Make a portrait in school that could carry the name of your group, place it together with the name on the poster.
– Capture a colour in school – use the colour as a mark on the poster.
– Capture a sentence in school referring to a big group of people
and attach it to the colour mark.
– Position the letters L O V E to the poster so it connects the portrait with the colour mark.
– Don’t use more than 60 minutes.
Mail the poster as a pdf not bigger than 1 MB till 12 o’clock to Roel & Luna.
‘As Yet…’
Saturday 10th February, 2007. From 13.00
please reserve to avoid disappointment!!
We would like to invite you to “As Yet…”, a day-long informance
wherein artists and theorists will be exploring different motives of
speculation with relation to their work, by means of lectures,
performances, readings and films.
With a.o. Ralph Bauer (D), Patricia Railing (UK), Kodwo Eshun (UK),
Bill Aitchison (UK), Sönke Hallman (DE), Albert van der Schoot (NL).
Moderated and organised by Will Holder (GB) & Falke Pisano (NL)
I need to document workspaces for a project I’m working on for a free magazine called LESS COMMON/MORE SENSE. It would be great if you could each take a shot of your workspace ie. desk, floor, bed. Whatever you consider it to be. If you think that outside is more your workspace, then cool. Take your things there and photograph them. I’m not fussed. If the shot is clear and of good lighting, that would be super. The more examples I get the better.I wish to collate them all and make something out of it.
Hello students and teachers,
Some people from the department have been charmed by the publication ’50 Reading Lists’ by Spin (.co.uk > Recent > Spin/2), in which graphic designers list books they think other designers should read.
Although this already supplies a few years’ worth of reading, I thought it might be nice to bring it closer to home, and see what everyone at school would recommend. So: which X books do you find valuable for designers (and/or human beings)? Accompanied by short explanations, if you wish.
I hope you’re interested. On Valentine’s Day, I’ll compile the lists into an e-mail – nothing fancy – and I’ll mail it around. Feel free to forward to others, of course.
Happy listing,
Sam (second year, samdegroot@gmail.com)
Hey everyone,
I am in the middle of a research and I need your opinion. What typeface does the Rietveld need? (in connection to a corporate typeface) And of course why? It would be nice if you would just drop me some lines in an email about what you are thinking concerning a proper typeface.
Looking for a native english speaker for my endexam project.
Correction of a english written text (app. 10-15 A4 pages).
Please contact me for further agreements.
Johannabayerlein@hotmail.com
Johanna
