Stefan seigmeister

My notes from Stefan Sagmeister's presentation at the Corcoran Gallery of Art (January 11, 2010) readysetdc.com/2010/01/15/sagmeister-at-the-corcoran-on-d...

food and hole punches portraits by Vik Muniz http://www.vikmuniz.net/ garbage portraits by Bernard Pras. http://www.bernardpras.fr/ Sagmeister created this installation using cups of coffee and tea for Adobe. http://www.sagmeister.com/ and someone 'borrowed' his idea:

Stefan Sagmeister, 2001

WORRYING SOLVES NOTHING - Stefan Sagmeister

stefan sagmeister interview - designboom: what is the best moment of the day? in the early evening and the early morning. when talking about design...

Set the Twighlight Reeling album poster for Lou Reed by Stefan Sagmeister.

(undergrad work) Handwritten typography using sharpie on tile. Did this late one night at my departments bathroom, thankfull the marker wiped away from the tile, but its forever marked on the grout... Homage to Sagmeister's type design for Lou Reed and AIGA. (One of my all time favorite works. Professor wished I had left it there while I was thinking the dept. would banish me for defacing property...Nothing like spending a couple hours on a toilet seat getting high on markers and smelling of…

Stefan Sagmeister "Aiga New Orleans Jambalaya", 1997. What I found interesting about this Desgin was how Sagmeister used the chickens legs for the font style in the world hurry to show the audience they must hurry to the event. I also like how the rest of the fonts flow with the "Hurry" font to balance it all out.

Industry veterans give their timeless classics that anyone in advertising should read.

To promote Stefan Sagmeister's "Another Show about Promotion and Advertising Materials" at Les Arts Décoratifs in Paris, the Sagmeister team (Stefan Sagmeister, Jessica Walsh, Michael Friemuth and Philip Hubert) actually shaved their heads... ...and worked with artist Kerry Howley (whose hair jewelry I wrote about here) to create the typography, made from hair, for these award-winning promotional materials. The three posters are actually available as art prints here at Society6. Credits: Art…