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ilmington, N
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ibrary & Inform
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iesMay
2003
May
2001
University
of Wisconsin-M
adison, M
adison, W
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ommunication A
rts
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and V
ictorian Stud
iesMay
1999
Bard
College, A
nnandale, N
Y
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Elizabethby Elizabeth Friedländer
Elizabeth Friedländer (1903-1984) was a G
erman
designer notably active in Great Britain during the
inter- and postwar years, a� er escaping religious
persecution as a Jewish w
oman in N
azi Germ
any and, later, Italy. A “design prodigy,” 1 she studied under E. R. W
eiss at the Berlin Academy and, in 1927,
was invited to design a typeface by the Bauer Type
Foundry on the strength of her work for the m
agazine D
ie Dam
e. This typeface, originally called Friedländer-Antiqua, w
as eventually renamed Elizabeth to avoid
drawing a� ention to her Jew
ish surname; ow
ing to the turbulent political situation in Europe, it w
as not struck until 1939.
Friedländer’s professional history is fascinating, from
her imm
igrant experiences in London as a domestic
servant to her work for the M
inistry of Information’s
black propaganda unit, where she designed forged
Nazi rubber stam
ps and ration books in support of the w
ar eff ort. A rare example of a w
oman w
orking in the early contem
porary era of typography, Friedländer w
ould continue to defi ne postwar British
advertising and publishing thanks to her career at Penguin publishing house, despite her w
ork being “resolutely un-English.” 2 Secure in her sense of self and purpose, Friedländer fl ourished in the collective spirit that dom
inated British design at the time, w
hen – according to curator Katharine M
eynell -- “your job w
as to do the work, rather than announce yourself in
front of it.” 3
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Struck from a vintage French stamp and edited in Adobe Photoshop, this design showcases my interest in recontextualizing historical materials.
A design, made in Adobe Photoshop, featuring a digital photograph of the negative space created by my silver flatware
when arranged upon my beloved kitchen table, which is then layered over images of Victorian wallpapers. A commentary on
the repurposing of the old to become new once again.
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A narrative of waves, created in Adobe Illustrator.
Variations on a pattern design inspired by Rococo wallpapers, created in Adobe Illustrator.
A selection of custom-designed logos that demonstrate my creativity and aesthetic range, along with my Adobe Illustrator skills.
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Name That SpeciesThe George W. Bush Beetle
What do you do when
you have sixty-fi ve new species of slime-mold beetles to name?
That problem faced entomologists Quentin Wheeler and Kelly Miller, who discovered the new species while revising the genus’s monograph. “You can exhaust the really descriptive names easily. Once you’ve done that, you have the opportunity to be a litt le more creative,“ says Wheeler, chief of entomology at the Natural Museum in London.
First they named some aft er their wives, then moved on to characters in popular culture: Darth Vader, who resembles a beetle, and Pocahontas, who does not. Aft er that it was on to political heroes. Wheeler is a fan of President George W. Bush, so he named the beetles for Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney, and Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld . . .
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Name That SpeciesWhat do you do when you have sixty-fi ve new species of slime-mold beetles to name? That problem faced entomologists Quentin Wheeler and Kelly Miller, who discovered the new species while revising the genus’s monograph. “You can exhaust the really descriptive names easily. Once you’ve done that, you have the opportunity to be a little more creative,“ says Wheeler, chief of entomology at the Natural Museum in London.
First they named some after their wives, then moved on to characters in popular culture: Darth Vader, who resembles a beetle, and Pocahontas, who does not. After that it was on to political heroes. Wheeler is a fan of President George W. Bush, so he named the beetles for Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney, and Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld . . .
Name That Species The George W. Bush Beetle
Wheeler is a fan of President George W. Bush, so he named the beetles for
Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney, and Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld . . .
What do you do when you have sixty-fi ve new
species of slime-mold beetles to name?
That problem faced entomologists Quentin Wheeler and Kelly Miller, who
discovered the new species while revising the genus’s monograph.
First they named some aft er their wives, then moved on to characters in popular culture: Darth Vader, who resembles a beetle, and Pocahontas, who does not.
Aft er that it was on to political heroes.
“You can exhaust the really descriptive names easily. Once you’ve done that, you have the opportunity to be a li� le more creative,“ says Wheeler, chief of entomology at the Natural Museum in London.
What do you do when you have sixty-fi ve new species of slime-mold beetles to name? That problem faced
entomologists Quentin Wheeler and Kelly Miller, who discovered the new species while revising the genus’s
monograph. “You can exhaust the really descriptive names easily. Once you’ve done that, you have the
opportunity to be a litt le more creative,“ says Wheeler, chief of entomology at the Natural Museum in London.
First they named some aft er their wives, then moved on to characters in popular culture: Darth Vader, who resembles a beetle, and Pocahontas, who does not.
Aft er that it was on to political heroes. Wheeler is a fan of President George W. Bush, so he named the beetles for Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney, and Secretary of
Defense Donald Rumsfeld . . .
The George W. Bush Beetle
Name That Species
Four examples — transitional (top left), axial (middle left), grid (bottom left), and bilateral (bottom right) — engaging with Kimberly Elam’s Typographic Systems. Layouts were constructed in Adobe InDesign and feature an original beetle design created using Adobe Illustrator.
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hfsAvant-garde filmmaker Maya Deren in Apple Chancery font, conceived in Adobe InDesign.
An example of a “twofer” advertisement, designed with library markets in mind, that plays with the limits of the frame -- created using Adobe InDesign.
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Celebrating Pantone: A series of three-color postcards for an imagined retrospective of French New Wave films — featuring (starting top left) Salut les cubains (Agnès Varda, 1963), À bout de souffle (Jean-Luc Godard, 1960), La Jetée (Chris Marker, 1962), and Vivre sa vie (Jean-Luc Godard, 1962) — at Lincoln Center, created with Adobe Photoshop and InDesign.
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ProductBusiness Card | $25Business Card (duplex) | $40Flyer | $30Flyer (duplex) | $50Logo | $50 Trifold Brochure | $75
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