seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Saudi Arabia
seen from United Kingdom
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Japan
seen from United States
seen from Japan
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from Saudi Arabia
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Japan
seen from United States
seen from Saudi Arabia
seen from United States
Olivet University Design students toured Studio Hinrichs, which is one of the top five influential Bay Area design studios.
Studio Hinrichs engages in all types of design projects, including corporate communications, brand identity, promotion, publishing (books and magazines), packaging, interactive and environmental systems.
When someone mentions special effects, what comes to mind? "The Matrix"? "Jurassic Park"? "Avatar"? Although special effects have long been squarely in the wheelhouse of film, most people overlook the amazing special effects that can be created on paper. "The Standard #5," the fifth volume of a unique educational series produced every year by premium paper provider Sappi, shows designers how the creative use of special effects can make a printed piece dimensional, tactile, intriguing, and even interactive. Read the article ›
Studio Hinrichs | Studio Hinrichs is a design studio founded by Kit Hinrichs based in San Francisco, CA. The studio specializes in corporate communications, brand identity, promotion, publishing (books and magazines), packaging, interactive and environmental systems. Their impressive client list includes the California Academy of Sciences, USC, AIGA, Zagat, Stanford Law School and NapaStyle. The images above are from the 365 Typography Calendar. Each edition features 12 unique typefaces, with brief descriptive text about what makes the font distinctive, and a biography of each type designer. I love the concept of this calendar and typography here as expected is beautiful featuring lovely unique fonts.
Now celebrating its 11th year, the 2012 edition features a combination of original, not commercially available typefaces, and quirky fonts designed to reflect technological changes, pop culture, famous landmarks and famous people. All were drawn by well-known contemporary typographers, designers and artists, such as Michael Schwab, René Knip, Zuzana Licko and Ward Schumaker.
Have a look at more of Studio Hinrichs's works here.
