#john gerlach

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Lion cubs por John Gerlach Via Flickr: Masai Mara - Kenya

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Oh, shoot!- Panty Anarchy

Cosplay by Jack van John. Photo by Christoph Gerlach. Quote from "Catfight Club" segment of Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt, English dub.

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HELLO! I have to know, what did you think of Madhouse at the End of the Earth??? What were your favorite parts?? :3c pls share your thoughts

OMG THANK YOU i will say i have literally not stopped thinking about this book since i finished it early last week. i have a normal amount of sticky notes marking my favorite quotes/events and other notable moments.

(pictured: exactly 120 sticky notes.)

literally i don't even know how to move on from this book, it made me so insane. i NEED to do horrible and illegal sex acts to adrien de gerlache. there isn't enough de gerlache rpf to satisfy my desire to see him stepped on. he's so utterly pathetic and useless and stupid. no redeeming qualities whatsoever. just a soggy idiot who gets them stuck in the pack on purpose and then has the audacity to regret it. like how do you get any better than this. i cannot believe this man was real and actually existed in the same world i live in today. what the hell man.

anyway. favorite parts are probably. de gerlache and lecointe getting the belgica stuck in the pack on purpose was like, an unparalleled reading experience; i physically yelled out loud while reading it because i couldn't believe my eyes. but here's my full-ish list of every part i marked for being completely deranged:

lecointe SLEEPING on the tonite to thaw them out. literally what an insane man. ok girl (secondarily: lecointe thawing out the tonite by holding them close to the fire. GIRL)

that time cook and amundsen tore apart a seal and drank its blood directly from its veins while tollefsen watched in horror

every single time sancton described cook's nose (the "peninsula" comment got me bad)

"strangely enough the thing in sir john's narrative that appealed to me most strongly was the sufferings he and his men endured," amundsen wrote. "a strange ambition burned within me to endure those same sufferings."

and by god he did. even if he had to force the issue (the iceberg plan is a particular fave)

everything about the penguins, from de gerlache's petulant, childish refusal to eat them because he was salty the men didn't like the food he picked out, to amundsen's obsession with eating raw penguin meat, to the fact that they lured the penguins to the ship with van mirlo's godawful cornet playing

the time they caused a fire on tierra del fuego and had to go put it out, only to return to the ship to see it decorated for christmas. nothing says season's greetings like the minor destruction of someone else's land

they ran the ship aground. TWICE. before ever even making it to antarctica. TWO TIMES!!!!!!!!!!

cook and amundsen's first date climbing up a mountain and nearly plummeting to their certain deaths once each

de gerlache hosting a meeting about what to do when they were out of the ice, being pathetic about it, then begging lecointe to let him change the minutes so he'd sound cooler

DANCO'S BODY STANDING UPRIGHT AT HIS FUNERAL AS IF IT WERE POSSESSED

the fact that everyone hated michotte's cooking and yet no one bothered to even do anything about it. like what. if you hate it that bad make your own food cmon girls......

the unexplained random screaming that amundsen, cook, and koren heard but no one else did............. okay! #normalthings #sanitywin

cook going off the rails worshiping the sun. antarctica claims yet another victim (cook's sanity)

speaking of cook, the fact that the most likely theory for why everyone went insane was cyanide poisoning. from cook's photo developing solution. the DOCTOR did all this. it seriously doesn't get funnier than that

cook hanging penguin carcasses along the belgica's hull as they made to escape the pack. like imagine being in puntas arenas and seeing this ship no one is expecting come into port and everyone has these crazed eyes, some of them are screaming and in the throes of a full mental breakdown, and there's fucking penguin carcasses hanging off the ship like some kinda charms. the mental image alone sent me into hysterics i swear

and most importantly, the fact that all of this happened and they still managed to keep the ship. i think sir john, crozier, and shackleton (et al) are rolling in their graves over this expedition. most incompetent freakass men you know got to keep their ship and yours is at the bottom of the ocean. i can't even believe it.

on a serious note this was just genuinely a great book, it's written so well and in such a particular way; reading nonfiction has never been so fun—sancton made these cold boys sound like shounen anime characters, for real. it was awesome seeing the steps they took to ensure survival and the mistakes they made which undermined the expedition. there's a lot to learn from this expedition and a lot to admire about it, for what it was. it was also just an insane ride from beginning to end—everything went wrong, nearly every guy on that ship was in way over their head and completely wrong for the job, and they kept making the worst possible choices at every turn. the fact that they survived is a miracle and honestly i do think, even though cook was probably accidentally responsible for how crazy they got, he deserves a lot of praise for keeping the ship together and being so proactive in their survival. and never have two people matched each other's freak the way amundsen and cook did, oh my god. they're calling tollefsen the madman while yearning to plummet from an antarctic mountain or live on an iceberg. but sure tollefsen was sooooo crazy.

anyway sorry this is really long but holy shit this book made me so crazy. it's gonna take such a long time for me to get to a point where i can be normal about the belgica after reading this. holy shit man.

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Primetime Emmys 2024 - Outstanding Contemporary Costumes For A Series

Hacks (HBO/MAX) Season 3, Episode 1 "Just For Laughs" Kathleen Felix-Hager - Costume Designer Karen Bellamy - Costume Supervisor Rory Cunningham - Head of Workroom

This is the third nomination for both Felix-Hager and Bellamy. They were previously nominated in 2021 'Contemporary Costumes', and won in 2022 'Contemporary Costumes' for Hacks.

First nomination for Cunningham.

Only Murders In The Building (Hulu) Season 3, Episode 8 "Sitzprobe" Dana Covarrubias - Costume Designer Kathleen Gerlach - Wardrobe Supervisor Abby Geoghegan - Assistant Costume Designer Liana John - Assistant Costume Designer

This is Covarrubias' third nomination. Previously nominated in 2022 and 2023 'Contemporary Costumes' for Only Murders in the Building.

This is the second nomination for both Gerlach and Geoghegan. They were previously nominated in 2023 'Contemporary Costumes' for Only Murders in the Building.

Liana John's first nomination.

The Bear (FX/Hulu) Season 2, Episode 6 "Fishes" Courtney Wheeler - Costume Designer Lariana Santiago - Assistant Costume Designer Steven "Rage" Rehage - Costume Supervisor

First nomination for everybody.

The Crown (Netflix) Season 6, Episode 10 "Sleep, Dearie Sleep" Amy Roberts - Costume Designer Giles Gale - Costume Supervisor Sidonie Roberts - Associate Costume Designer

This is the fifth nomination for Roberts. Previously nominated in 2011 'Costumes for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special' for Upstairs Downstairs, in 2021 'Period Costumes' for The Crown, and 2023 'Period Costumes for s Series' for The Crown. Winning in 2020 'Period Costumes' for The Crown.

Third nomination for Gale. Previously nominated in 2011 'Costumes for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special' for Upstairs Downstairs, and 2021 'Period Costumes' for The Crown.

This is the fourth nomination for Roberts. Previously nominated 2021 'Period Costumes' for The Crown, and 2023 'Period Costumes for s Series' for The Crown. Winning in 2020 'Period Costumes' for The Crown.

The Righteous Gemstones (HBO/MAX) Season 3, Episode 1 "For I Know The Plans I Have For You" Christina Flannery - Costume Designer Maura "Maude" Cusick - Assistant Costume Designer Rebecca Denoewer - Costume Supervisor

First nomination for everybody.

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Herzlichen Glückwunsch zum Geburtstag, Gertrude Welcker! ❤️

(July 16, 1896 – August 1, 1988)

Gertrude Welcker was a stage and silent film actress; her film career was short lived, lasting from 1917 to 1925. The role she’s best known as, the alluring and enigmatic Countess Dusy Told of Fritz Lang’s 1922 epic crime thriller masterpiece, Dr. Mabuse, the Gambler.

Below is a summary of her life and career, with the people she had collaborated with as an actress.

She was born in Dresden, Saxony, Germany on July 16, 1896. Her younger brother Herbert was born in 1898. Gertrude’s father worked as editor-in-chief and general manager of the Posener Tageblatt, he died in 1909.

During the First World War, she visited Max Reinhardt’s acting school in Berlin. In 1915-16, she had starred in productions at the Albert Theatre in her hometown. During the years of 1916-19, Welcker performed at Deutsches, Kammerspiele, and Volksbühne theatres. Her stage roles include portraying a prostitute in August Strindberg’s Meister Olaf, Lesbia in Friedrich Hebbel's Gyges and His Ring, Recha in Gotthold Ephraim Lessing’s Nathan the Wise, Sister Martha in Gerhart Hauptmann's The Ascension of Little Hannele, and Desdemona and Jessica in William Shakespeare’s Othello and Merchant of Venice respectively.

Her film debut in 1917 was in Felix Basch’s Eine Nacht in der Stahlkammer as Jane Kendall, starring Harry Liedtke as her husband. Her next film was as an angel in Hans Trutz in the Land of Plenty, starring and directed by her stage collaborator Paul Wegener. The film also featured film director Ernst Lubitsch who portrayed Satan.

In 1918, she was in Lupu Pick’s Der Weltspielgel with Bernd Aldor and Reinhold Schünzel. She also starred in Viggo Larsen's The Adventure of a Ball Night with Paul Bildt and Paul Biensfeldt.

Welcker was also in Carl Froelich’s Der Tänzer with Walter Janssen.

She was the lead in the low-budget films, Die Geisha und der Samurai in 1919 and Eine Frau mit Vergangenheit in 1920.

Gertrude Welcker acted in films alongside Conrad Veidt, but those films are sadly considered lost. They portrayed siblings in F.W. Murnau’s Evening – Night – Morning and in Carl Boese’s Nocturne of Love, with Veidt as Frederic Chopin. (I, for one, would’ve loved for her to have been in a film as one of his leading ladies!)

In Hans Werckmeister���s 1920 sci-fi film, Algol: Tragedy of Power, she portrayed Leonore Nissen opposite Emil Jannings. It also starred Hanna Ralph, Hans Adalbert Schlettow (whom Welcker would appear with in Part II of Dr. Mabuse), and John Gottowt. The sets of the film were designed by The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari’s Walter Reimann.

She also appeared in Richard Oswald’s Lady Hamilton in 1921 as Arabella Kelly, in her first scene she is seen with Theodor Loos.

In 1922, Welcker portrayed her most infamous role as Countess Told in Dr. Mabuse, the Gambler starring Rudolf Klein-Rogge, with Aud Egede-Nissen, Alfred Abel, and Bernhard Goetzke. Also, in that same year - Welcker was in Carl Froelich’s Luise Millerin, an adaptation of Friedrich Schiller's Intrigue and Love as Lady Emilie Milford, another of her noteworthy roles. Previously, she was in a stage production portraying the role of Lady Milford's maid, Sophie. The film's all-star cast featured Lil Dagover as the title character, Paul Hartmann, Walter Janssen, Friedrich Kühne, Fritz Kortner, Werner Krauss, and Reinhold Schünzel.

She portrayed the villainess Gesine von Orlamünde of Arthur von Gerlach’s 1925 period drama film, Chronicles of the Grey House. It stars Lil Dagover, Paul Hartmann, Rudolf Forster, and Rudolf Rittner. Thea von Harbou was the film’s screenwriter with music composed by Gottfried Huppertz.

Her final film role was in Goetz von Berlichingen of the Iron Hand as Adelheid von Walldorf. She continued to act on stage until 1930. She has a total of 64 film credits to her name.

Around July 1930, Welcker married the Swedish painter Otto Gustaf Carlsund. She met him while on a trip to Paris. Their marriage lasted until August of 1937 and had no children. Before WWII broke out, she worked as an editor for UFA and by 1941, was active for the Red Cross. Some time before the war's end, she managed to leave for Sweden, and lived the rest of her life there.

It’s a great loss that so many of the films Gertrude Welcker did are considered lost and that her career as a film actress was as short as it was. Certainly, that many of those lost films showcased her great versatility. Gertude Welcker carried a remarkable set of talent, grace, beauty, charisma, and wit and is one of my most favorite actresses of the silent era I love.

Her filmography can be viewed here and here.

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Yva Momatiuk and John Eastcott - Gentoo penguins, Gerlache Passage, Antarctica

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CROSSROADS : Life in the Resilient City from Nils Clauss on Vimeo.

Please click the "CC" tab in the low right side corner of the video player for English or Korean subtitles.

Five cities. Five stories. This documentary looks at the urban experience from the perspective of people living at the interface of the changing world. In New York, Seoul, Mumbai, Paris and Nairobi creativity and imagination is necessary to survive and thrive as the cities they live in constantly evolve.

** Narrative based on CROSSROADS : Building the Resilient City Dominique Perrault, General Director of Seoul Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism 2021

** a CONTENTED production in association with SEOUL BIENNALE OF ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM 2021

** LEADING PRODUCTION TEAM

executive producer GREEN KIM & JEONGWOOK CHA producer NILS CLAUSS director NILS CLAUSS & NEIL DOWLING writer NEIL DOWLING, NILS CLAUSS director of photography, editor, colorist, re-recording mixer NILS CLAUSS composer YEHEZKEL RAZ additional music THE WORLD OF HAPPINESS by DAE-SOO HAN, MARCH FOR JUSTICE by TENCHER graphic designer DADEUM GEUM subtitles ANNEX

** NEW YORK SEGMENT PRODUCTION

main cast CARLOYN KANG additional cast GIULIA BALDINI, IMAN CHAN, CASIANO HAMER, NIA IMANI, GLORIA JUNG, ALICE CHARLIE LIU, SELENA LIU, CHANTEL NICOLE, NATSNET MEHRETEAB, SEBASTIAN MONTALVO, DANIELLE OKPARAOCHA, CHELI SMITH, TOBIAS WONG, JENNIFER XIONG, ALEX ZHANG

segment producer CAROLINE PARK segment director EILEEN YOON segment DoP DANIEL CHANG sound recordist PATRICK ZIMMON production assistant AUSTIN EDER

** MUMBAI SEGMENT PRODUCTION

main cast ISHAN SINGH additional cast KANAK GARG, NISHA KHAIRE, LEENA LALJI MANGE, PRIYA MATHPAL, NAAZ A. SYED

segment director/ producer TAHIR AHMED QURESHI segment DoP ADITYA DESAI sound recordist PREM YADAV production assistant KAMLA PRASAD PAL

** SEOUL SEGMENT PRODUCTION

main cast JAEJIN PARK additional cast AARON CHOE, SOOHWI JO, SUYEE JUNG, SANGHEE KANG, SOLMIN KANG, SEUNGYEON KIM, JONGEON WON

segment producer BONNIE KIM segment director NILS CLAUSS segment DoP SEUNGJI LEE sound recordist MJ LEE, HYUNSOO JEONG

** PARIS SEGMENT PRODUCTION

main cast FREDERIC BURET additional cast LORNA BENNOU, ALAN BOUTELEIX, MORGAN DiFELICE, CERSTIN HENNING, ROMAIN NALYSZA, ANA NOVOA, LILY MALYOZA, ALAIN MAUREY, ALICE O’DONNELL, JULIETTE O’DONNELL, ANTHONY OHANESSIAN, CAROLINE PEREZ, LILLY-AMBRE PEREZ, MATHILDE ROCHE, TARIAN SCOTT, JEAN LUC SEREPHIM, JOANA SERAPHIM, VICTOR SOCK, CHLOE VERSIARI

segment producer/ director / DoP NEIL DOWLING sound recordist LOIC JOYEUX production assistant NATHALIE O’LENSKIE

** NAIROBI SEGMENT PRODUCTION

main cast SHIVISKE SHIVISI additional cast RAJAB BAHMARIZ, SAN MAINA, TONNY BRIAN MUTUMA, DAVIS MWANGALE, , MARY WAITHERA, MARGARET WANJIRU KAMINJA

segment producer/ director MUCHIRI NJENGA production manager MICHAEL J. MWANGI segment DoP SHURIA ABDI art director DICKSON KALOKI sound recordist JOHN KAMICHA production assistant CLINTON KAIDA

** HOSTED BY

Seoul Metropolitan Government

DONG GU KIM Director for Urban Space Planning KYUNG SUN PARK Team Leader, International Relationships of Architecture and Urbanism SUN JAE KIM Project Manager, International Relationships of Architecture and Urbanism

Seoul Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism 2021 General Director DOMINIQUE PERRAULT General Director RICHARD NGUYEN Biennale Coordinator CAMILLE ABEILLE, ENRICO SALVO Coordination Team

** with special thanks to

AREX AIRPORT RAILROAD, CHEEZE CAM (SEOUL), QUENTIN GALLIC, ALBRECHT GERLACH, SPORTS MONSTER, UDO LEE, CHARLOTTE PERNIER, HUGO PERNIER, PHOTO CINE RENT (PARIS), SIDDHI VINAYAK RENTAL EQUIPMENTS (MUMBAI)

with sincere thanks to

VINCENT AHN, SUYEE JUNG, ABRAHAM LIM, YOUNGSOOK KIM, ANTHONY SEABOYER, HARRISON WINTER

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Famous 1934 deaths.

Mother St. Maria Domenica Mantovani Of The Immaculate (Italian Catholic nun and saint), 71

William Davis (American geographer), 83

Caleb Bradham (American pharmacist & inventor), 66

John McGraw (American baseball player & manager), 60

Wilhelm Diegelmann (German actor), 72

John Archibald (British-Canadian architect), 61

Sydney Deane (Australian cricketer & actor), 71

Karl Dane (Danish-American actor), 47

Carsten Borchgrevink (Norwegian explorer), 69

Joe Vila (American sportswriter), 67

Maj. Gen. Hugh L. Scott (American army general), 80

Abbott Gertrude Abbott (Australian Catholic abbott), 87

Cass Gilbert (American-British architect), 74

E.W. Nelson (American naturalist), 69

James Durkin (Canadian-American actor), 57

Clyde Barrow (American criminal)(pictured), 25

Bonnie Parker (American criminal), 23

Eugenie Besserer Hegger (French-American actress), 64

Lew Cody (American actor), 50

Alec B. Francis (British-American actor), 66

Padre Cícero (Brazilian Catholic priest), 90

John Dillinger (American criminal), 31

The Blessed Mother Margarita María Pilar López De Maturana Ortiz De Zárate (Spanish Catholic nun), 49

Zenas McCay (American cartoonist), 68

Leila Dalton aka Marie Dressler (Canadian-American actress & comedian)(pictured), 65

Field Marshal Paul Von Hindenburg (German field marshal & 4th German president)(pictured), 86

Wilbert Robinson (American baseball player & manager), 70

Raymond Hood (American architect), 53

Fr. St. Inocencio Of Mary Immaculate (Spanish Catholic priest & saint), 47

Charles Floyd (American criminal), 30

Alice Hargreaves (British socialite), 82

Lester Gillis aka Baby Face Nelson (American gangster), 25

Hélène Boucher (French aviator), 26

Baron Adrien De Gerlache-De Gomery (Belgian explorer), 68

Mary McQuesten (Canadian writer & missionary), 85

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"Airman From Rockcliffe Given Suspended Sentence," Ottawa Citizen. October 7, 1943. Page 12. --- Sgt. Joseph Gerlach, of the R.C.A.F., Rockcliffe repatriation center, was this morning given suspended sentence by Magistrate A. H. Lieff in county magistrate's court, after being found guilty of a charge of theft.

Gerlach attempted to steal a number of sheets, blankets and pillow slips from the Rockcliffe air station.

John O'Meara of Ottawa, who previously had pleaded guilty to a charge of indecent assault against a young woman, was sentenced to six months in jail to date from the time of his arrest on September 12.

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Finalising information

I then put all the text and images  I wanted to use in one spot so that it was easy to find and I had all the designers info ready. This also means I have the best design content ready available, and if I want extra photos I can always have a look at the other ones I have.

Joseph Churchward 

Joseph is a samoan born New Zealand graphic designer who mainly focuses on typographic work - Joseph is best known for having designed 690 original typefaces. He attended Wellington Technical college at age 13 where he perfected his craft and love for design.

After graduating, Joseph went on to work as a commercial designer, starting up his own company in 1969 - Churchward International Typefaces - which became one of New Zealand’s largest typesetting spaces. Not long after this was established, leading German type company Berthold Fototypes accepted some of his fonts for international distribution, and they were soon in use throughout the world.

“His accomplishments are not only significant on a national scale, but place him highly on the global stage. He is a pioneer and I admire his continued dedication to the craft of design. He is a true inspiration.”  - John Britten, Black Pin Winner  (2009)

Information compiled from AUT Materials and Media lecture slides - 2023 3/23

“Designers Institute” 2009 - John Britten

David Bennewith – 20.10.2005 “Joseph Churchward in his home studio.”

Tobias Frère Jones

For 25 years, Tobias Frere-Jones has created a major and significant name for himself as one of the world’s most successful typeface designers, creating some of the most widely used typefaces, including Interstate, Poynter Oldstyle, Whitney, Gotham, Surveyor, Tungsten and Retina.

He gained a BFA in Graphic Design from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1992. Then joining Yale University School of Art in 1996 and has lectured throughout the United States, Europe and Australia. His work is apart of collections in Victoria & Albert Museum in London and the Museum of Modern Art in New York. He has received the Gerrit Noordzij Prijs, the AIGA Medal, and most recently Cooper Hewitt’s 2019 National Design Award for Communication Design, recognizing his contributions to typographic design, writing and education.

Alot of Tobias retro and vintage based graphics come from his love of collecting various antiques when he was younger - we can see the inspiration for alot of his work today from this.

Information compiled from Tobias Frere Jones website.

AUT Materials and Media lecture slides 3/23

Photos by http://www.grahammacindoe.com/ Uploaded onto Tobias Frere Jones website.

Verena Gerlach

Verena Gerlach was a photography instructor at the Hochschule der Künste in Berlin in 1991 and spent 1992 doing a first-year course at Glasgow School of Art. From 1993 to 1998 she then went on to study communication design at Kunsthochschule Berlin Weißensee and spent one year (1996) as an exchange student at the London College of Printing. FF Karbid, FF Sizmo, and Chambers Sans are some of the few typefaces she created, Verena has her own studio for corporate design in Berlin.

In 1998, Verena Gerlach began her studio for graphic design, typedesign and typography in Berlin. Since 2006, she has been consistently working as a freelance book designer for art book publishers like Hatje Cantz and Kerber Verlag. She began lecturing in type design, and typography in 2003,and currently gives lectures and workshops all over the world. as well as designing corporate fonts for global companies, she also is working on the typographic production for international contemporary artists.

Information provided and uploaded on Verena Gerlach's website and portfolio.”Silk Screen posters” 2010

AUT Materials and Media Lecture Slides 3/23.

photograph by © Daniel Rodríguez - provided on her portfolio

Nadine Chahine

Dr. Nadine Chahine is an award-winning and very successful Lebanese type designer working as a UK Type Director and Legibility Expert at Monotype. She has an MA in Typeface Design from the University of Reading, UK, and a PhD from Leiden University, The Netherlands. Nadine’s research focus is on eye movement and legibility studies for the Arabic, Latin, and Chinese scripts. She has numerous awards including two Awards for Excellence in Type Design from the Type Directors Club in New York in 2008 and 2011. Her typefaces include the best-selling Frutiger Arabic, Neue.

Nadine’s work has been featured in the 5th edition of Megg’s History of Graphic Design and in 2012 she was selected by Fast Company as one of its 100 Most Creative People in Business. In 2016 her work was showcased in the 4th edition of First Choice which highlights the work of the 250 top global designers practising today. In 2017, Nadine was selected by Creative Review to their Creative Leaders 50 which aims to celebrate, educate and inspire those who are leading creative businesses, organisations and teams in the UK.

Nadine is a current CEO at I love typography.

Information compiled and found on 

http://arabictype.com/about/ and Materials and Media AUT Lecture slides 3/23

Photo provided and uploaded onto Nadia Chahines portfolio website “http://arabictype.com/about/”

Carol Twombly

Carol Twombly is an incredible and unique creative force who is to thank for majority of the graceful characters found in several typefaces such as Trajan and Charlemagne. During Carols childhood in New England, she spent a lot of her time exploring several artistic techniques and composition. Having specific interest in sculpture, Carol followed her architect brother to Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). Once there, she changed her major to graphic design. Carol says, “I discovered that communicating through graphics - by placing black shapes on a white page - offered a welcome balance between freedom and structure.” Though graphic design became her career focus, Carol also specialises in  basketweaving, drawing, painting, and jewellery making.

After graduating RISD and a year spent working in a small Boston graphic design studio, Carol accepted an invitation from Bigelow and joined a small group of students in a newly formed digital typography program at Stanford University. The program, which has been discontinued, awarded Carol and her colleagues Masters of Science degrees after two years of study in computer science and typographic design.  Carol has designed a number of very popular and widely used text and display typefaces. Trajan, Charlemagne, Lithos, and Adobe Caslon are inspired by classic typefaces and characters from the past - from early Greek inscriptions, around 400 B.C., to William Caslon’s typefaces of the 1700s. Designs like Viva and Nueva explore new territory while maintaining traditional roots. In 1994, she received the Charles Peignot award from the Association Typographique Internationale for outstanding contributions to type design. She was the first woman and only the second American to receive this prestigious honor.

Information provided by Adobe Fonts. 

“Carol Twombly” Image sourced by Oak Knoll Books - Stock-Allen, Nancy

Veronika Burian

Veronika Burian studied Industrial Design in Munich and worked in that space in Vienna and Milan over a few years. Discovering a true passion for type, she graduated with distinction from the MA in Typeface Design in Reading, UK, in 2003 and worked as type designer at DaltonMaag in London for a few years. After staying for some time in Boulder, USA, and her hometown Prague she is now living in sunny Cataluña.

Veronika Burian is a type designer and co-founder of independent type foundry TypeTogether. She has created award-winning typefaces and collaborating on specific typefaces for a large number of clients. She is involved with Alphabettes.org, a showcase for work and research on lettering, typography and type design by women. She continues to give lectures and workshops at international conferences and universities. Her typeface Maiola received, amongst others, the TDC Certificate of Excellence in Type Design 2004. Several other typefaces by TypeTogether have also been recognised by international competitions, including ED-Awards and ISTD.

She is also a founding member of typography platform Alphabettes.org created by and for women, being solely involved in mentoring program the GRANSHAN project for non-Latin fonts and typography, which is unique in the world, she engages in communication and sponsorship. “Her typeface Maiola received the TDC Certificate of Excellence in Type Design 2004. Several other typefaces by TypeTogether have also been recognised by international competitions, including ED-Awards and ISTD.” - Type Together

“Veronika Burian” Image by Type Together.

Information provided by: 

http://bitscon.asia/speakers/2016/veronika-burian https://fonts.adobe.com/designers/veronika-burian

Jessica Hische

Jessica Nicole Hische is an American letterer, illustrator, and type designer. Jessica has spoken at over 100 conferences, colleges, and other design events on nearly every continent. Winning awards such as New York Times Best-selling Author, Forbes under 30, New Visual Artist, ADC Young GunGDUSA, Person to Watch.

When Jessica is not drafting letterforms, manipulating beziers, writing kids books, or letterpressing on my Vandercook, she spends her time trying to help others find the same happiness and fulfillment that she finds in her work.

Information compiled and found on https://www.jessicahische.is/afanofoxfam

Image by Helena Price.

Johnson Witehira: Johnson Witehiras work has the purpose of bringing all cultural aspects of Maori culture back into the lives of Maori and has alot of cultural responsive media and design.

Johnson lives in Wellington, where his work is prominent and successful there.

“My kaupapa (mission) as both an artist and designer is to bring Māori visual culture back into the lives of all Māori. This is done through careful consideration of how indigenous culture, design and technology intersect. We once created all the things in our world; the clothes, buildings, vehicles and tools. Nowadays everything is made for us. If we’re lucky we get to decorate. I want to put Māori back in the drivers seat, so we’re active participants in creating the tools and the world we want to live in.”

Overseas, works from Ko Aotearoa Tēnei (2012) series are on permanent display in a number of New Zealand Embassies and Consulates (Shanghai Consulate, NZ Embassy in Dublin, NZ High Commissionto  Canberra and the NZ Consulate Hawaii). In 2015, the Land of Tara series was exhibited at the Talente Munich design Fair. He has also showcased in group exhibitions in Canada including; InDigiNous Aotearoa: Virtual Histories (Winnipeg, 2017), The Space Between Us (Banff, 2018) Gathering Across Moana (Tornoto, 2019) and REGENERATION: Breaking Time with Indigenous Video Games (2019, Vancouver).

Information complied via his website: 

https://www.johnsonwitehira.studio

Johnson Whitera - Shown on his website and provided by https://semipermanent.com/profiles/johnson-witehira

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https://bobcat9.tumblr.com/

https://humor-and-whatnot.tumblr.com/

https://northerncardinal.tumblr.com/

https://food-dragon.tumblr.com/

https://unique-beds.tumblr.com/

https://wolvenart.tumblr.com/

https://www.facebook.com/thomas.hoffpauir

https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-a-hoffpauir/

http://www.fabsysllc.com/

Picture by John Gerlach

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Lion cubs por John Gerlach Via Flickr: Masai Mara - Kenya

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Für Fotografen mit Vorwissen

Wie kann man mit Blitz bessere Bilder von Landschaften, Menschen, Tieren und Pflanzen machen, ohne dies den Fotografien später anzusehen? Wer das schon immer wissen wollte und schon ein Grundwissen der Blitzfotografie mitbringt, dem empfehlen wir Naturfotografie mit dem Blitz von John Gerlach und Barbara Eddy aus dem dpunkt.verlag gut. Alle 5 Sterne in unserer Rezension!

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Beautiful Native American and First Nations People

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Im Piff Paff Haus

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Animal of the Day!

Gerlache Orcas (Orcinus orca)

(Photo by John Durban)

Conservation Status- Data deficient (Data inadequate to determine a threat category)

Habitat- Antarctic Ocean

Size (Weight/Length)- 5443 kg; 7.9 m

Diet- Fish; Seals; Penguins; Whales

Cool Facts- Gerlache orcas, or type B (small) orcas are groups of orcas that live in the Antarctic and do not migrate, unlike other orcas. Although all orcas are technically one species, there are several different types of orca (A-D) that range in size and slight changes in coloration. Gerlache orcas have a slightly yellow appearance rather than white. This is due to algae building up on their skin and the cold waters not triggering their skin to shed. The algae eventually gains a yellow color, giving Gerlache orcas a unique look. They feed mostly on seals and live in large family groups. These guys are experts at creating tidal waves to sweep over ice flows and wash seals into the ocean.

Rating- 12/10 (Black and white is too basic.)