- Jason Santa Maria
- Jan Tschichold
- Khoi Vinh
After going to class on Thursday and hearing these names i thought to myself i actually literally know nothing about them so i made it my aim this week to research them and find out who they are and what they did.
Who is Jason Santa Maria?????
Jason is a graphic designer from Brooklyn, New York. He is the founder of 'Typedia', which is like a Library of typefaces online.
Above is the website that he created. Besides actually just creating this Jason has had such a successful career already as he has founded the design studio 'Mighty', co founder of 'A Book Apart', vice president of 'AIGA/NY' and creative director of 'A List Apart'.
Jan Tschichold
"Jan Tschichold was an important 20th-century German graphic designer who also gave a major impetus to the Swiss school. Jan Tschichold attended the "Akademie for Grafische Künste and Buchgewerbe "in Leipzig from 1919 until 1921. In 1923 Jan Tschichold visited the Bauhaus exhibition in Weimar. Influenced by the new Bauhaus typography, Jan Tschichold began to use serifless typefaces and designed simplified layouts.
In a special 1925 issue of "typographische mitteilungen" entitled "elementare typographie", Jan Tschichold introduced in the form of theses the most important approaches to the new typography design. From 1923 Jan Tschichold freelanced as a commercial graphic artist; his clientele included Insel Verlag publishers.
From 1926 until 1933, Jan Tschichold taught typography at Paul Renners Master Classes for Book Printers in Munich. In 1933 Jan Tschichold emigrated to Switzerland, where he worked for several publishers in Basel and taught at the School for the Applied Arts. In 1946 Jan Tschichold went to London, where he was art director at Penguin Books until 1949. In 1950 he returned to Switzerland. Between 1955 and 1967 Jan Tschichold worked as a design consultant for the Basel pharmaceutical company Hoffmann-La Roche.
Books written by Jan Tschichold, "Die neue Typografie" (1928) and "Typografische Gestaltung" (1935), expound the fundamentals of modern typography."http://www.jan-tschichold.com/
Khoi Vinh
Jan Tschichold
"Jan Tschichold was an important 20th-century German graphic designer who also gave a major impetus to the Swiss school. Jan Tschichold attended the "Akademie for Grafische Künste and Buchgewerbe "in Leipzig from 1919 until 1921. In 1923 Jan Tschichold visited the Bauhaus exhibition in Weimar. Influenced by the new Bauhaus typography, Jan Tschichold began to use serifless typefaces and designed simplified layouts.
In a special 1925 issue of "typographische mitteilungen" entitled "elementare typographie", Jan Tschichold introduced in the form of theses the most important approaches to the new typography design. From 1923 Jan Tschichold freelanced as a commercial graphic artist; his clientele included Insel Verlag publishers.
From 1926 until 1933, Jan Tschichold taught typography at Paul Renners Master Classes for Book Printers in Munich. In 1933 Jan Tschichold emigrated to Switzerland, where he worked for several publishers in Basel and taught at the School for the Applied Arts. In 1946 Jan Tschichold went to London, where he was art director at Penguin Books until 1949. In 1950 he returned to Switzerland. Between 1955 and 1967 Jan Tschichold worked as a design consultant for the Basel pharmaceutical company Hoffmann-La Roche.
Books written by Jan Tschichold, "Die neue Typografie" (1928) and "Typografische Gestaltung" (1935), expound the fundamentals of modern typography."http://www.jan-tschichold.com/
Khoi Vinh
"Khoi Vinh (born December 3, 1971) is a graphic designer, blogger, and former Design Director for the The New York Times, where he worked from January 2006 until July 2010. He was born in 1971 in Saigon, Vietnam and immigrated to the United States at the age of three and a half with his family. He grew up in Gaithersburg, Maryland and Orange County, California. He attended Otis College of Art and Design, graduating with a major in Graphic Design in 1993. In 1998, he moved to New York and began designing almost exclusively for the web and interactive media.
In 2001, he founded a design studio, Behavior, with colleagues, which he left when he went to work at the The New York Times"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khoi_Vinh
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