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Library, Film, Amateur Type Specimen

Name: Library, Film, Amateur Type Specimen
Author: Pierre Pané-Farré

by Pierre Pané-Farré

A limited-edition type specimen experimenting with different monochromatic iris printing methods on an offset printing press and extending on ideas from “Die polychrome Druckerei“ [The Polychrome Printing House]. The focus of the investigation was to examine multiple forms of rainbow printing within the field of spot color printing; the specimen features silver and black. The specimen showcases type designs for Library, Film and Amateur, all designed by German designer and design educator Pierre Pané-Farré. Amateur is a monospaced cameo semi-stencil designed between 2019 and 2020, originally for the publication Learning/Unlearning from Bauhaus , which documented work from the 2018-2019 design department at Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle (the Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design) in Halle, Germany. Film is a conceptual re-take of J.L. David’s Plaque Découpée Universelle . The specimen was selected as Prize Nominee Work, and exhibited at the 2022 Tokyo TDC Annual Awards Published by Pierre Pané-Farré / Pantograph Multilingual, in French, German, and English Unbound, 4 double-sided posters in a 16 page booklet, 10 × 14 inches Copies ship with soft fold

Publisher

Unknown Publisher

Publication year

2023

Pages

128

Language

English

Subjects

TypographyGraphic DesignContemporary DesignVisual CultureType SpecimensDesign EducationAmateur Design