Wer einmal von der Erkenntnis gestreift wurde, dass wir alleine kommen und alleine gehen und uns höchstens aussuchen können, wie wir die Zeit dazwischen verbringen, der ist nirgendwo, in keiner Situation mehr sicher. themcats
Add comment | February 8th, 2010
Happy new year everybody! In order to organize all the great projects and events for this year, I made a 2010 silkscreenprinted A1 Calender. Limited Edition of 100 Posters. To purchase send an email to isabel@hirnkraut.com. Price: 5 € +Packaging/Shipping (Germany: 5,90 €)
The type is made with old wooden letterpress and the Background Image is shot with the Diana F+. Silkscreen Print made with various techniques. Choose from 4 different styles.
Darth Vader – pink to blue gradient
Darth Vader – silver
No Background – silver Sundays
No Background – green Sundays
Add comment | January 1st, 2010
I recently gave an interview for the german mobilephone magazine “Connect” about the Iphone and how I use it. It’s in stores now. Click on the Image to view large version!
1 comment | December 29th, 2009
Yesterday I sat down and made some handbound books. For the covers I used old Posters – partly my own, partly found. I always keep my ideas in sketchbooks but it’s even better if you have a nice one like this! Happy Holidays everyone!
Process:
Add comment | December 23rd, 2009
In addition to the posters for “Autorschaft im Film (heute)” Tobias and I also made 6 Flyers in the colors of the posters. *A6 Offset printed*
Add comment | November 29th, 2009
Together with Tobias Mikl I did 6 posters for this semesters lecture series for the pathway “Film and Video” called “Autorschaft im Film (heute)” . To show the dynamic of film (frame after frame) we played with typography which runs over 2 posters at once. Each Backgroundpicture and -text belongs to a film the speaker has produced or directed. So far we produced the first 3 posters! * A1 silkscreen poster printed in 3 colors*
Add comment | November 29th, 2009
This is a continuation from the “Lost in Translation” Symbol booklet that I posted early. It’s A4 this time and contains more moods, some changed symbold, graphic elements and alternative text fragments. I also added the “Fotoroman” booklet from Pathwayweek and bound it to the front. I think I’m getting closer to my actual subject now!
Add comment | November 18th, 2009
Susanne Bürner was hosting the “Fotoroman” Project during this semesters Pathwayweek (Projectweek). Daniel and I decided to use a dialogue from “Lost in Translation” (the same one that I use for a diffrent project ->see last post) to create a small Fotoroman of our own. All booklets were bound together. See all photographs on my Flickr page!
Add comment | November 18th, 2009
Sorry for the long BLOGOUT. The Semester started off and things have been crazy since. But now I want to show you some results of the last week. This year I’m attending Joost Bottema’s Project called “Writing Images”. We’re still in the process of finding the our subjects for the final product of this course. We started off symbolizing “monkeysounds” and translating these symbols into a dialogue which was picked individually. I chose a dialogue from “Lost in Translation” where Bob talks to his wife on the phone. I tried to develope a symbol system for each character and it’s degree of interaction with the other person. It was more important to work with what is not said or what is actually meant–the “subtext”, if you will. The next step was to create some kind of “moodboard/booklet” to get closer to a topic or what could do develope out of it. I haven’t really found the right subject nor do I know where this going, yet. But I think it might be going in the direction of “estrangement in a relationship”. A couple more months to go on this project, though. I will keep you updated!
The A5 Booklet:
The Symbol Dialogue:
Add comment | November 4th, 2009
During my time at Spild af tid I was asked to design a logo for a scientific project at Roskilde University called CREAM (Chemical Risk Effects Assessment Models). Elements like an animal, a plant, chemicals and population were required.
The Final:
Process and other ideas:
1 comment | October 12th, 2009