IMAGE ONE // Andre Gurtler, Bruno Plaffli
Swiss typographer and teacher recognized as an authority on type and type design, also an editorial collaborator for the Typografische Monatsblätter for over 20 years and designed numerous typefaces including Unica, as part of ‘Team 77’.
Swiss typographer and graphic designer who studied at the Schule für Gestaltung Basel, worked with Adrian Frutiger and freelanced for numerous international museums and institutions.
The morphing of the number forms into white space and that black gives us just enough to identify the numbers. We know these are numbers because of the 3 given to us in the image. I picked this because of the positive and negative space and how big forms were. Bigger the Better right?
IMAGE TWOÂ // Felix Berman
Swiss typographer and graphic designer who studied at the Schule für Gestaltung Basel, lived and worked in Israel, then worked for the agency Gerstner, Gredinger + Kutter (GGK).
The overlapping transparent circles feel like stamps. I don't like the composition but I like the shape of the forms. There is something interesting of the morphing circles.
IMAGE THREE // Andre Gurtler, Bruno Plaffli
Hierarchy is shown here. There are two things being shown. First we know the image is a 5. Second the negative and positive space is being played with to again like most of these designs are playing with form to create a balance.
IMAGE FOUR // UNKNOWN
The small forms being broken apart first closely and then farther and farther creates a nice balance between the composition and itself. Being off centered and with bits of color is also nice because it is drawing your eye else where.
IMAGE FIVE // Felix BermanÂ
I chose the image because of the photography pattern. It was interesting how the form was being broken up, resized, and bold/unbold. It makes it feel like another dimension.IMAGE SIX // Horst Howl
Swiss typographer and teacher who studied at the Schule für Gestaltung Basel.
I picked this image because I liked the overlapping of letters and numbers.
