Projekte

Stanisław Lem Book Covers

Stanislaw Lem is my favourite Science-Fiction writer. I love the books “Imaginary Magnitude” and “A Perfect Vacuum” in particular. Both of them are rather unknown and have been published by just a few publishing houses. I think they deserve more attention because Lem discussed things like artificial intelligence, philosophy and technology long before other famous SF-writers.

I designed three different covers for each book, some are based on hand drawings, others on vector illustrations.

But all of them have one thing in common: they reveal the complexity and profoundness of Lem’s works.

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“ess-ich” online magazine for young adults

Many students and young adults live on fast food and care little about nutrition and healthy food. Our “imaginary” online mag “ess-ich” is showing them that cooking can be fun.

No boring nutrition facts but easily explained recipes, useful background information and a cheerful, fruity design.

The team consisting of S. Wasserlechner, C. Kling, R. Vogel, S. Melke, B. Roth and me first made a thorough competitor and target group research. Based on that we developed a design concept and the website’s information structure. In the end each of us designed and coded his own version of “ess-ich”...Oh, and of course we really cooked something.

Corporate Design Forum Verlag

This corporate design project was a teamwork of S. Wasserlechner, C. Kling, R. Vogel, S. Melke und B. Roth and me. We designed icons/pictograms that visualize seven different departments of the Forum Verlag publishing house.

We also redesigned their logo and created a new letter head, business cards, product flyers and a better website.

At the end of the project the new style guide was documented in a beautiful corporate design manual.

Digital Art & Photo Manipulation “Food”

Animal based foods are made in mass production, they are cheap and can be consumed and disposed easily. This photo manipulation series is questioning our societies’ behaviour towards food.

The series shows exaggerated scenes that deal with overproduction and waste from an uninvolved cat’s perspective. Wherever she goes, the cat observes disrespect and carelessness in human behaviour.

This world looks pretty bad! All the mean things I’ve seen... =^.^=

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First, there was this lake, full of milk! Well, it was perfectly alright with me...but what a waste...

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Then I came to this town. It nearly hurt me to see this guy running over all those fragile eggs. I wonder where they came from?

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Then it got really cosy. I was cuddling with this pretty lady. I think she was feeling lonely, cheap and used...

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In the end I watched this man, who’s eating pork all the time. He looked liked one himself that....oh don’t want to see any more of it!