Bruno Maag :: Type and screen
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Welcome to an evening of typography and technology!
Our March event focuses on how the rapid changes in digital technologies have affected type and its uses.
It explains the challenges we face today and what we can do to help our clients with type that performs well in as many environments as possible.
The talk uses recent case studies explaining processes and functionality to illustrate the problems and solutions.
About the speaker
Bruno Maag is the founder and chairman of DaltonMaag (https://www.daltonmaag.com/about-us), a London-based consultancy specializing in typography and visual identity for international brands.
Their clients include BMW, Barclays, Burberry, HP, Intel, Lush, McDonalds, NBC Universal, Nokia, New York Life, Petrobras, Samsung, Tesco, Toyota, and more.
Check out The Helvetica Killer (http://www.creativereview.co.uk/cr-blog/2010/july/the-helvetica-killer), a lovely article about Bruno's font Aktiv Grotesk (https://www.daltonmaag.com/library/aktiv-grotesk).
We are additionally offering two limited space workshops with Bruno. First come first serve.
Introduction to typography for design students
Thursday 5 March 10.00–15.00
This workshop is aimed at design students with little experience of type and typography and is designed to give a deeper insight in the importance of type and typography in all design communications.
Maximum 16 participants - Sign up here (http://www.eventbrite.com/e/workshop-for-design-students-with-bruno-maag-tickets-15873423838?aff=meeetupdotcom)
Logo workshop for graphic designers
Friday 6 March 12.00–16.00
This workshop is aimed at design professionals and is designed to give them a deeper insight in type and typography.
The workshop will primarily focus on hands-on logo critique and advise how to explore and correct.
Maximum 12 participants - Sign up here (http://www.eventbrite.com/e/workshop-for-design-professionals-with-bruno-maag-tickets-15871860161?aff=meetupdotcom)
