Humour, Zombie and Donut

Han Hoogerbrugge, a great designer, as his works in this idpure edition as well as his website prove. He went to the Rotterdam Art School, where he studied painting. All of his works are based upon inspirations he gained throughout his everyday life. His main work, or basically only, is the creation of animations, which he produces based upon his idea of what the current world looks like. So, his animations have changed greatly over the years, as his outside influences and ideas have changed. He has great animations, able to be seen on www.hoogerbrugge.com

 

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Adrien Rovero - his interior designs

Adrien Rovero decided to pursue his training with a course in industrial design the ecal (Lausanne school of art). In October 2004 he obtained his diploma. Every piece he designs, tells an own story. The thing that makes his project more interesting than the rest of the peoples is that he wants to communicate something with his designs, and pieces. He likes to be influenced when designing things. His designs all look incredible, and different. They are not why were used to from the rest of the world. They look special, and out of the normal; it is this certain piece that when people look at it, they want to have it .

 

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Lotie

Lotie lives and works in Paris. She was born in 1976, and gained her master in History and a degree in Art History in 2001. She decided to dedicate her time entirely to drawing and illustration. She uses Indian ink, or pencil on paper to create her works. Her biggest fear, is to become outmoded and not realizing it. Her dream idea is to have pictures or productions that express energy. When looking at her ideas, I must say, she has achieved her goal. All of her designs look incredibly lively and express great energy. They set the viewer in a happy mood, and want them to look at more.

 

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GVA STUDIO – Distinctive simplicity

Three highly interesting creative people, have joined together to open a studio in January 2004 in GVA (Geneva). They have created a community which consists of journalists, photographers, architects, musicians, designers and stylists, who work together to display works in the studio. They really want to make sure to not have a fixed style, as they want to be open to everything and not copy anyone else’s ideas. They are experts especially in the typography scene, as they have gathered a lot of knowledge about it, and are convinced it is one of the most important elements in design. When doing something for their clients, they try to meet its expectation as well as possible, but also keeping their own style and source of inspiration in mind. They make everything as simple as possible, and this is the key to their success.

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Graphic abundance

Tom Pfister, Juliene Junghaeni, Roland Zenger, and Philip Luethi have had a very nice idea; they decided to put all of their talents together to make a 160 paged book with the title: “Daddy broke my bike.”. This is very interesting because they wanted to express themselves freely, without any theme or guiding principle that has to be regarded; in their designs they only incorporate the most essential piece of information or interest, they ignore everything else. This overall is so interesting because of the great idea, to integrate their skills and thoughts into an open minded, just like they are, book. The pictures on the following pages of the magazine show that they have great thoughts, and produce great designs, where each one looks different than the other.

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