Alexander Lis is a freelance graphic designer/ visual communicator based in Frankfurt, Germany. His portfolio comprises much of type-led editorial work, publications and other print based resolutions. A couple of my favourite pieces of his are editions of his Schampus Magazine which is produced using two hues plus stock and gives a dynamic and bold impact.
Friday, 19 August 2011
Sunday, 14 August 2011
RAW COLOR
Unique is an often over-used superlative when it comes to design, but I feel is justified when describing the work of RAW COLOR.
Based in the Netherlands, they have developed a fantastic visual language that all started with an investigation into raw colour pigments found in fruit and vegetables. This approach has then been expanded into paper stocks and finishes, materials and photography. I think the exhibition centred on paper, colour and shape and the 'RAW colour cards' are two projects that are ingenious in their simplicity. What has been learnt from these investigations has then been applied in a more conventional format in terms of the fantastic diary/planner and dynamic editorial work.
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