Marco Fiedler und Achim Reichert von Vier5 erkunden intensiv die Möglichkeiten zur Gestaltung „zukunftsweisender Bildwelten im Bereich visueller Kommunikation“. Dabei spielen das Design und die Anwendung innovativer Typografien eine wichtige Rolle: Vier5 entwerfen ungewöhnliche Letterformen, die häufig nicht nur - gleich Handschriften - unbekümmert, skizzenhaft und uneben erscheinen, sondern auch auf starke geometrische Elemente zurückgreifen, was in dieser Form ungewöhnlich in klassischer Typografie ist. Das Buch präsentiert eine Sammlung von Fotografien, Postern und Gestaltungen visueller Identitäten, die u. a. für Klienten wie Museum für Angewandte Kunst Frankfurt, Centre d´art contemporain de Brétigny und die Documenta XII. entwickelt wurden. Vier5 sind alles andere als eine herkömmliche Design Agentur, was nicht zuletzt Projekte wie ihr unabhängig veröffentlichtes Fashion, Fotografie, Grafikdesign und Kunstmagazin Fairy Tale (FT) sowie ein eigenes Fashion Label eindrucksvoll beweisen.
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Karl Hoffmann crafts engaging books for children, blending his passion for education with his expertise in communication. His four children serve as a constant source of inspiration for his writing. He draws upon his extensive experience teaching high school students globally across multiple languages to create content that is both instructive and entertaining.






- 2009
- 2004
Erwin Rommel
- 128 pages
- 5 hours of reading
Few military opponents have been praised inside the House of Commons as was Erwin Rommel, by no less a figure than Winston Churchill. This was at the time when the charismatic German general was running amok in North Africa, disrupting the British dominance of the region. This volume traces the full remarkable career of the small, wiry man who was to become the legendary 'Desert Fox' and shows how a mild, retiring youngster quickly became an amazingly successful operator with light forces in the First World War, then proved the perfect spearhead of the devastating 'blitzkrieg' strategy of the Germans against the Allies in the early years of the Second World War. He was then transfered to the deserts of North Africa where he was to cause such havoc to the British army, only stopped by the arrival of 'Monty'. This thorough assessment marks Rommel as one of the finest military men of the 20th century. It also examines his faults, and covers the sad end to his life when he chose suicide ahead of a show trial after being accused of plotting to blow up Hitler.