Today, I decided to get a few things together, and tested out working with my tablet* by picking up a copy of Grünbergerās āAnalogĀ Algorithmā we have lying around in Mannheim and, well, working with it (you can see the work in progress on my Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/p/C8KhRwxCn0J/
After a few issues with storing and naming the files I worked with (and I am still pretty sure that I didnāt get the permutations right), I posted the screenshots to my Instagram account, while remembering that this was not the first time I worked with this particular book.
Switching back to my laptop, I looked for the files from last time, and especially from when they they were.
Boy, was I surprised to see their date: 22nd of June, 2022. Two years ago, bachelorās thesis between those files and now, if I may. I am consistent in my summer endeavours.
And I had this smile on my face. How awesome is that? You just continue from where you left off. No deletion, no destruction, just a continuation of your own process, at your own pace.
As part of my explorative investigations into design as program(me), Iām also investing time into Karl Gerstnerās āDesigning Programmesā, as well as an aside and, for later, Christian Büningās āZirkeltraining für die Augenā, a book which will hopefully allow me to improve my visual design acuity at first glance, which I value as very important for an art director.
Link list of the books mentioned:
Get āAnalog Algorithmā from slanted, Lars Müller Publishing, or from Amazon Read more about Analog Algorithm on its dedicated website, https://analog-algorithm.com/
Get the āDesigning Programmesā 1967 edition from archive.org, Amazon, and from Lars Müller Publishing There is also a new reprint of this book, which you can find here, https://haraldgeisler.com/books/ in English, German, and French, bien sĆ»r!
Get āZirkeltraining für die Augenā from Werkstoff Verlag, or from Amazon.
Link list of the people mentioned
Christoph Grünbergerās Linktree
Karl Gerstnerās estate Website
Christian Büningās studio Website
*Adobe Illustrator is sluggish on my tablet, while making me angry with how file storage works for these poor ports of the excellent desktop app











