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Wang Zhi-Hong Research:
- Born in 1975 in Taipei the leading graphic designer graduated from Fu-Hsin Trade and Art School in 1995. Five years later he started offering design solutions in fields of publication, art, architecture, film and music through his Studio (x)
-Wang craftied a brand new design style that blended classicism and modernism with a distinctive focus on typography.
- respectfully incorporates Taiwanese, Chinese, Japanese and Western aesthetics
-He believes that silence is an attitude as his work should speak for itself, “a flawless organic whole, each element coming together in perfect unison”.
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Tien-Min Liaos' bilingual lettering
The challenge was simple, yet extremely intriguing. “As it gives the first impression of a brand, how does a logotype remain its brand personality and carries the same ‘look and feel’ when it is recreated with different writing system under different cultural backgrounds?” Tien-Min Liao (廖恬敏), a New York based graphic designer with a focus on bilingual lettering and logotype design was more than ready to accept it with her ongoing project “100 Lettering type 字”.
Ieoh Ming Pei was a Chinese-American architect. A friend of Walter "Bauhaus" Gropius Pei is highly regarded as one of the most influential and iconic figures of the world we live in and everything that surrounds us.