Interview with TYPO Berlin 2015 Speaker Aaron J. Draplin (Part 2)
In the second part of our Skype interview, Aaron James Draplin talks about which records, books, movies and exhibitions have been inspiring him lately.
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Interview with TYPO Berlin 2015 Speaker Aaron J. Draplin (Part 1)
Aaron Draplin speaks about his beginnings in the business, his artistic approach, recent works, and his most marked characteristic.
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Joost Grootens: More matter with less art
A man spending his life dedicated to clarifying information, Dutch book designer, Joost Grootens, began with letting the TYPO audience know that there are women designers in The Netherlands and ones under age 43. With the air cleared, he began leading us into a 45 minute lecture on how to visually capture the essence of the information you aim to convey.
