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IINA SAARENMAA

+ CONTACT saarenmaaiina@gmail.com +35840 8294764 facebook/iina.saarenmaa

BORN 6.11.1986

MY NAME IS IINA SAARENMAA

GRAPHIC DESIGNER LANGUAGE SKILLS ALSO STUDIED: VASKIVUORI HIGH SCHOOL VANTAA FINLAND

UNIVERSITY OF ARTS POZNAN POLAND

Graduate 2005

Graduate 2014

Marketing 1st year / University of applied sciences, Helsinki

Finnish English Swedish Polish French

Mother tongue Excellent Mediocre Beginner Beginner

ARTS 1st year / Art school Maa, Helsinki

TECHNICAL

SKILLS

WORK EXPERIENCE: Sales Assistant / Magazine Sales person / Book store Shift manager / Cafe Bartending / Several bars Assisting / Commercials Kids competitions / Ski Resort Sales person / Cloth store

ARTIST STATEMENT. My passion is to understand. Passion to understand gives me possibility to ask questions. Questions ALWAYS takes me to a trip to new knowledge and new solutions. When we talk about work, this passion serves me well. Every project forms itself through the communication. I’m not simply interested in creating things that ﬁts the ideal. I’m interested in creating solutions that serve individual questions of individual people / topics. I’m interested in timelessness inside every solution. My work is not based on imaginative clowd castels. My work IS based on function, ideas, needs, deﬁnitions and preferences.

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INTERESTS. IN WORKING LIFE: Visual Identity, Publishing / Print, Packaging design, Typography, Web design, Branding, Marketing, Photography, Collaborating, Inventing, Imagining, Creating, helping and constant learning. IN PERSONAL LIFE: Family, Hiking, Horses, Natural horsemanship, food, mountainbiking, roadbiking, swimming, hawaii, surﬁng, snowboarding, nature, mountains, peace & silence, music, friends,,arts & crafts, animals, volunteering, helping, good night sleep & rest, books, movies, national geographics, comedy shows etc.

VISUAL IDENTITY

JOONAS VINNARI PHOTOGRAPHY CINEMATOGRAPHY VIDEO tel. +33 685 683 22 email. yepyep@gmail.com Adress. 165 rue des terreaux 01170 Gex, France

JOONAS VINNARI

JOONAS VINNARI PHOTOGRAPHY CINEMATOGRAPHY VIDEO tel. +33 685 683 22 email. yepyep@gmail.com Adress. 165 rue des terreaux 01170 Gex, France

Visual identity for entrepeneur working with commercial photos, videos, and graphics.

PHOTOGRAPHY CINEMATOGRAPHY VIDEO tel. +33 685 683 22 email. yepyep@gmail.com Adress. 165 rue des terreaux 01170 Gex, France

MOVIE

JOONAS VINNARI PHOTOGRAPHY CINEMATOGRAPHY VIDEO tel. +33 685 683 22 email. yepyep@gmail.com Adress. 165 rue des terreaux PHOTOGRAPHY 01170 Gex, France CINEMATOGRAPHY VIDEO

JOONAS VINNARI

tel. +33 685 683 22 email. yepyep@gmail.com Adress. 165 rue des terreaux 01170 Gex, France

JOONAS VINNARI PHOTOGRAPHY CINEMATOGRAPHY VIDEO tel. +33 685 683 22 email. yepyep@gmail.com Adress. 165 rue des terreaux PHOTOGRAPHY 01170 Gex, France CINEMATOGRAPHY VIDEO

JOONAS VINNARI

tel. +33 685 683 22 email. yepyep@gmail.com Adress. 165 rue des terreaux 01170 Gex, France

Visual Identity project made for a photographer/filmer/designer living in France. He is filming mostly extreme sports. His personal life is filled with different boarding hobbies as well as other sports.

Inspiration for the design comes from the natural shapes / mountains surrounding the person. Elements were chosen according to his intrests. Logotype is flexible and complex to support the fact that the person is capable to deliver lots of different materials. He has a wide experience on several medi-

as. Graphical shapes gives a feeling of corners, speed, climbing, mountains and outdoors. This is what the person represents. Done in the Visual Identity studio, With the help of Wojtek Janicki, University of Arts in Poznan, 2014.

JOONAS VINNARI PHOTOGRAPHY CINEMATOGRAPHY VIDEO tel. +33 685 683 22 email. yepyep@gmail.com Adress. 165 rue des terreaux 01170 Gex, France

Visual Identity design project for a town part called Jezyce. Made in a four students group. Idea for the design was to create fresh and modern identity for a part of the town that is already crowing itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s popularity among the young talented people like artists, architects, designers. Projects in-

cluded possibilities like a weekly newspaper about the local events and people, a special card that would give you some discount benefits in the local stores. and other interesting ideas. Designed under the supervisor of Wojtek Janicki, Visual Identity studio, University of Arts Poznan, 2013.

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PA C K A G I N G PROJECTS CREATED FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, IN THE STUDIO OF PACKAGING / PROF. KRZYSZTOF KWIATKOWSKI, UNIVERSITY OF ARTS IN POZNAN.

Packaging Project for a possible french bakery. Idea of the project was to create a packaging that would be easy to use, made from a material that could cover the baguette from possible folding. Packaging should be printed on a minimum 300 g paper to give a proper protection for the paguette. Outlook of the packaging provokes it to be used several times as a cover for your home bread or as a fancier packaging for the picnic / home parties.2014.

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a broken tube on a bike). Idea came as a personal need of a patch kit product that could be attached to a bike so that it would be effortlessly with you.

tion for a hanging packaging, that would be on a easy display on shops. This is the result. Easy simple Graphics gives a hint how the actual product could be used. 2014.

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HERE IS a packaging projects created for a specific issue. The bicycle company has a problem of receiving badly packed bikes from the dealers. This creates unnessessary shiping marks that takes unfortunate amount off from the possible selling prices. I created graphics possible to be printed on the boxes where these high quality bikes are packed into. This introduction shows how exactly and where you should cover the bike to avoid scratching. Printing this extra information might save load of money, since the bikes will be better

taken care of and wont need such big discount from the sellers. Note that the company makes valuable bikes that are used on extreme sports, so it is rather less amount of money spent on printing a little more information on the boxes, compared to the money lost when discount is needed.2014.

1. Unattach the front wheel and place a piece of cartboard between the wheel and the disk break.

2. Keep fork attached to the bike and give it a proper cover around. Give a good protection for the down side of the fork to avoid possible holes to appear on the carton box .

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4. 4. Now the rest of the bike is ready to be protected. Cover all the areas with bubble plastic or cartboard. Place the coverade on the both sides of the bike.

LIMITED EDITION

Premium Finnish Beer

6 X500 ml BOTTLES 4,6% ale. / VOI. BEER

Packaging project for a finnish beer brand. Idea for project came from the Kalevala, which is a 19th-century work of epic poetry compiled by Elias Lönnrot from Karelian and Finnish oral folklore and mythology.According to those epics, beer is made from a combination of subject, one of them being bear spit. This beer company happens to have a name

“karhu”, which in fact mean bear in Finnish. With that in mind, was this project born. Pattern is created with natures green objects and forest in mind, wooden box chosen for the sake of many forests in Finland. Packaging is clean to create a calm, forest like simplified feeling. 2013.

.abel lnsPired bf me Epic ot the Flnns. ln 1a1eva1a Epic, beer conslsls ot a worll ol lhree women, bears spil and honey. This label ls desil!ned 10 cetebrale thls Finnish slory ot beers hislory.

PRINT & PUBLISHING PROJECTS CREATED FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, IN THE STUDIO OF KRZYSTOF MOLENDA, UNIVERSITY OF ARTS IN POZNAN.

Personal project to help me land a job from a new country I moved to during summer. Printed this into a postcard and sent around. Eventually it led me to get a job.2013.

Average amount of people believe that there are over

1,546,600 separate category jobs in the world. That is plenty, plenty for everyone. We all have interest to meet our job and get on to work. I yet haven't met my job in Geneva area.

Are you holding it in your hands? If you are currently holding a job / internship for a 26 year old female, graphic design student, who has a lot of experience in sales, customer service, assisting on publishing and ďŹ&#x201A;uent language skills in English and Finnish, beginners level knowledge in swedish, Polish and French, don't hesitate to introduce us to each other. You, me and my new job. contact saarenmaaiina@gmail.com

Hima Happiness. HIMA.

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Räsymattoja, kynttilöitä, rauhaa ja rakkautta.

HIMA. TUTUSTUMISTARJOUS! 3 kerran kortti 30 eur.

Joogaa itsesi onnelliseksi www.himahappiness.com

Project designed for company called Hima Happiness. ing, yoga, personal growth and meditation. advertise their company purpose, image and ers.

Project was also printed as a A5 sized print to be sent to peoples homes in the near areas of their company location. Design sends a message about the many forms of their business. All choises were made to give a comfortable, easy and happy place where everyone is welcome, where everyone belongs. 2013.

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WERSTAAN AUDITORIO Väinö Linnan aukio 8 TR1 Väinö Linnan aukio 13 TULLIKAMARI AND CLUB Tullikamarin aukio 2 HÄLLÄ Hämeenkatu 25 TAMPERE-BUILDING Yliopistonkatu 55 MOVIETHEATRE NIAGARA Kehräsaari, B-building YO-BUILDING Kauppakatu 10

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TAMPERE

FILMFestival 7-11.3.2012

www.tampereFILMfestival.com

FUTURE SHORTS SECRETS OF DHAULAGIRI

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ESTONIA, NEPAL AND PORTUGAL

THE VARIOUS FORMS OF ANIMATION

Nepalese cinema is rarely seen in Finland. Tampere Film OF DH AU LAGIRIa unique chance to explore the present of this Festival provides materially poor but culturally rich country. The emphasis is on the documentaries that deal with collisions between ancient traditions and the modern world. The programme includes such films as Struggle Within (2009), a documentary on Nepalese sexual and gender minorities fighting against work and labour related discrimination and Twisim... a Reality Not Far Away (2008), a documentary depicting life in the modernizing Nepalese countryside. Secrets of Dhaulagiri (2011) and Journey to Jarsa (2011) explore life in the lap of the Himalayas where ancient traditions and beliefs still obstain. The Sari Soldiers (2008) is a feature-lenght documentary that was filmed during the most crucial time in Nepal’s modern history. It is a story of six women’s courageous efforts to shape Nepal’s future in the midst of a civil war.

The screenings of the multi-award-winning Hungarian, Ferenc Cako, are pure fireworks of animation. The first screening introduces Cako’s early films such as Ashes (1994), a sand animation that won the Golden Bear in Berlin. The second screening’s clay animation The Fox and the Raven (2003) is an exhilarating adaptation of the well-known folk tale. Puppet animation is also represented: in the dreamlike Face (2007) the people start a revolt against the bureaucratic apparatus that tries to deny individuality. Cako will arrive in Tampere, and the screenings begin with a special show, in which his live drawing with sand is projected on screen.

Tampere Film Festival celebrates the 100-year old Estonian cinema by five screenings. Besides recent short films, there are two screenings featuring older films mainly from the 60’s. The short documentary 511 Best Photos of March (1968) by Andres Saat peeks at Tallinn’s coffee house culture in the 60’s. The compilation of Estonian commercials is bewildering, since they often advertised things that could not be found in the stores. Mait Laas’ feature-length documentary The Kings of Time (2008) reaches to the 50’s when two Estonian men started playing with puppets. Those men were Elbert Tuganov and Heino Pars.The Portugal programme includes animation and fiction films from recent years. Portugal 1 leads us to the streets, trams and suburbs of the city. Arena (2009), a Palme d’Or winner, is also included. The pearls of Portugal 2 are Jose Miguel Ribeiro’s animated delights Journey to Cabo Verde (2010), SundayDrive (2009) and Wind’s Embrace (2004).

WERSTAS

OPETUS JA KULTTUURIMINISTERIÖ

EVENTIO SET

In Germany, animated films have reflected political developments since the art form was born. Anit Prop programme illustrates how both governing groups and opposition movements have used animated propaganda. The first screening consists of works from the beginning of the 20th century. The second screening includes films from the 50’s to the present. The programme is curated and introduced by Ulrich Wegenast, the artistic director of Stuttgart International Animated Film Festival. The Good Stuff screening by AV-arkki, the Distribution Centre for Finnish Media Art, serves some extra goodies for animation lovers. The screening includes, amongst others, Spellbound (2008) and Private Dancers (2008) by Petra Innanen, Aquarium (2011) by Pirjetta Brander and Masa (2009) by Anssi Kasitonni. Additionally, animation can also be seen in two art galleries. Gallery Rajatila exhibits AV-arkki’s masterpieces, and FestArt: Animoi! exhibition by Animaation Apupyora in TR1 concentrates on the relationship between animation and art.

NORDEN

NORDIC CULTURE POINT

Tampere University

Of Applied Sciences

OBSCURE

This document is done for educational purposes only.

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INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION ALBANIA A FINNISH FABLE 2011

LIRIA E MADHE Artan Maku 16 • 2011

PROFEETTA

NATIONAL COMPETITION ANIMATION

KOVASIKAJUTTU Jukka Karkkainen, J-P Passi 85 • 2012 KOYHIEN KAMPAAMO Annika Martikainen 15 • 2011 MATKUSTAJA Pia Andell 29 • 2012 ORGAN Tuukka Harala 13 • 2011 PETI Mikko Aliranta 10 • 2011 PROFEETTA Veli Grano 24 • 2011 SK8 OR DIE Janne Tanskanen 45 • 2011 SOUNDBREAKER Kimmo Koskela 86 • 2011 SYDAMENI TAAKKA Iris Olsson 45 • 2011 TAISTELU TURUSTA Jouko Aaltonen 76 • 2011 TUNNELI Sakari Suuronen 10 • 2011 AIDIT Elina Hyvarinen 9 • 2011

A FINNISH FABLE

2011

Niina Suominen 6 • 2011 ELAIMIA ELAIMILLE Tatu Pohjavirta, Mark Stohle 11 • 2011 HIIDENKIUAS Janne Kukkonen 7 • 2011 KUHINA Joni Mannisto 7 • 2011 MANKELI Jan Andersson Katja Kettu 11 • 2011 PIIRONGIN PIILOISSA Sanni Lahtinen 8 • 2011 PUNAPOSKI Heta Bilaletdin 4 • 2011

Kari Juusonen 13 • 2011

DOCUMENTARY CANNED DREAMS Katja Gauriloff 78 • 2011 HYPERMARKET NATION Paula Korva 26 • 2011 JAAMARSSI – SUOMEN MATKAOPAS 1941–42 Ville Suhonen 85 • 2011 KERJALAISELOKUVA Hanna Maylett 96 • 2011

A SHORT FILM ABOUT DYING Dimitri Okulov 6 • 2011 BITTERSWEET Reetta Aalto 3 • 2011 ERAANLAINEN RAKKAUSTARINA Lauri-Matti Parppei 17 • 2011 HILJAINEN VIIKKO Jussi Hiltunen 17 • 2011 KORSOTEORIA Antti Heikki Pesonen 28 • 2012 PITAAKO MUN KAIKKI HOITAA Selma Vilhunen 6 • 2012 POLIISI SELVITTAA Aleksi Salmenpera 6 • 2011 PYRAMIDI Mikko Myllylahti 31 • 2012 VARIS Katja Niemi 9 • 2011

1200 National

2 Nepal

Competition

Archive

THE PLATFORM Ruairi Twohig 6 • 2011

METEOR Mathias Muller & Christoph Girardet 15 • 2011 REQUIEM 2019 Van der Woerd 5 • 2011 WACHSTUM Florian Heinzen-Ziob 23 • 2011

National

Competition

IRELAND

ABUELAS Afarin Eghbal 9 • 2011 JAM TODAY Simon Ellis 15 • 2011 MOXIE Stephen Irwin 6 • 2011

PLEVNA 5 PLEVNA 6 TULLIKAMARI HÄLLÄ

CLUB Tullikamarin aukio 2

QUEERSCENES PRESENTS: Discordia Friday 9.3. 21–04 | Liput 8e Dj Stuffin' Muffins, Dj Rainboi, Dj Lady Chatterleyn rakastaja (Peijakas!, Hki) Dj Ki Ki, Dj Masculina (Gayborhood, Tku) Dj Maik, Dj Re-Hanna (IODDJS, Tre) Vj Vixen Jaakko Eino Kalevi (Hki) Easter (Berliini)

PRACA WALT DISNEY Renata Pinheiro 21 • 2011 SENDAI Claudia Nunes & Erico Rassi 6 • 2011 CAMEROON MAIAGAL Hyacynthe Ndongo 3 • 2010

CANADA

Competition

International

BRAZIL

ROSSIGNOLS EN DECEMBRE PRAÇA Theodore Ushev WALT DISNEY 3 • 2011 THE NATIONAL PARKS PROJECT: SIRMILIK Zacharias Kunuk 10 • 2011

International

1 Working_ 2200 man’sdeath End Of Days Alina Rudnitskaya

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POSLEDNÝ AUTOBUS

Future

Competition

Competition Competition

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5 International

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PRTLJAG Danis Tanovic 27 • 2011

MILA CAOS Simon Paetau 18 • 2011

S A T U R D A Y 10.3

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BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

HIIDENKIVI

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Competition

KOMBA Tin Zanic 14 • 2011

CHINA

PLEVNA 5 PLEVNA 6 TULLIKAMARI HÄLLÄ

CROATIA

LAND OF THE HEROES Samir Omar Kalifa 18 • 2011

KRUMP PV Lehtinen 5 • 2011 PLANET OF SEXES Anssi Kasitonni 11 • 2012

Finn Hits

TETHERED Craig Irvin 27 • 2010

BELGIUM

FICTION

EXPERIMENTAL

TROPIC POCKET Camilo Restrepo 14 • 2010

AUSTRALIA LIRIA E MADHE

TIMMY COME HOME Juha van Ingen 2 • 2011

F R I D A Y 9.3 PLEVNA 2

COLOMBIA

GREAT BRITAIN

TUOMAS HENRIK’S JESUS CHRIST BAND

EXHIBITIONS

FAARAO PIRTTIKANGAS

ENDING PARTY

DISCUSSIONS

Estonian Movie 100 years Saturday 10.3. 14–16 Jaak Lohmus shows his movie Tanssit linnunradalle (2010, 61 min) Ruus, Mait Laas, Marge Liiske, Liisa Ojaveer and Tristan Priimogi in the conversation. Pertti Paltila is the leader of the conversation. Nepal – Shangri-la? Saturday 10.3. 16–18 Ramyata Limbu,Subina Shrestha, Dipendra Bhandari and Matti Penttila.

Tullikamarin aukio 2 Sunday 11.3. 22 Faarao Pirttikangas & Kuhmalahden Nubialaiset Film Students Network Niagara Arthouse Cinema, KehrÁsaari Building B From friday to sunday 9.-11.3. 10–13 Students from international filmschools showing their works. Conversations and premiers.

Gallery TR1 Väinö Linnan aukio 13 tuesday-friday 9-17 saturday-sunday 11-18 tickets 5/1 e Friday’s free entry Tyovaen museo Werstas Väinö Linnan aukio 8 tuesday to sunday 11-18 Free entry Completely abnormal History of disabled open until 27.5.2012 Galleria Rajatila Hämeenpuisto 10 saturday-sunday 12–16 Good Stuff – 21st Century Finnish Animation 7.-12. march AV-Archive’s exhibition consists of Finnish media artists animations.

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Inspiration is the act or power of exercising an elevating or stimulating influence upon the intellect or emotions; the result of such influence which quickens or stimulates; as, the inspiration of occasion, of art, etc.

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Let us take one famous example: Newton sits under the apple tree. An apple falls and hits him on the head. He suddenly becomes excited and full of energy as an idea for the theory of gravity comes to him and he writes it down in his notebook.

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In this story, the apple can be called an inspiration as it caused the enthusiasm and the sudden idea. The sudden idea is an inspiration and so is his state of enthusiasm. Inspiration is that feelings which make you chase your dreams. It is being in a state of mind where everything is possible, everything is clear. Inspirations is about finding something else that is inspiring (amazing ideas, people, nature), having that inspiration breathed into you and then taking action on it. Creating, doing, and inspiring others to ACTION. To understand what inspiration truly is, just step out of your own way. Do not allow your own inspiration to get blocked with excuses. Believe…that you have something important to contribute, and then take action and start doing it. The inspiration will follow. If you wait to be inspired before you take action, you may find that you are not taking much action. Try getting started on something, and trust that the inspiration will follow.

INSPIRATION OR INSPIRE MAY REFER TO: Artistic inspiration

Sudden creativity in artistic production

Biblical inspiration

The doctrine in Judeo-Christian theology concerned with the divine origin of the Bible

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Sudden creativity when a new invention is created

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INSPIRATIONAL WRITINGS ON THE FIELD OF GRAPHIC DESIGN KEEP DECISION MAKING SIMPLE AND NONHIERARCHICAL WHY NOT ASSOCIATES Why Not Associates formed in part because the skills of three came in handier than the three of us were in college together, and we graduated in 1987, myself, David Ellis, and Howard Greenhalgh. [Greenhalgh] was asked to design a magazine, which he said he could do. He came up to the college and said, ‘I’ve got to do a magazine. Can you help me?’ Later, we thought up a name and set up a studio in Soho. Greenhalgh always wanted to do film things, so he eventually ended up doing pop

HIRE INTERESTING, CREATIVE PEOPLE— AND LISTEN TO THEM JOHN C JAY One of the most important parts of John C Jay’s creative direction is establishing a vision for the office. Jay consistently asks: Who do you hire? How do you maintain the most interesting and skilled people in your company? He notes, “I want to bring in the most skilled, of course, but I also want the most interesting people who lead the most interesting lives—people who bring something into the office besides just focusing on a typeface.” If you go to the fourth floor of Wieden+Kennedy’s office in Tokyo, you will find a studio full of

videos. And we were doing graphics, so we were doing a mixture of things. Eventually he also set up Why Not Films to produce the pop videos, and we had two companies, Why Not Associates and Why Not Films.” Why Not Associates is not a business that works in any traditional, hierarchical system. When a job comes in, it is usually fronted by one of the partners. He goes to meet the client, decides who is free or who is best suited to that particular project, and then works with the client and sorts out some ideas. One of the partners takes the lead, and the rest of the office collaborates on it. Some other jobs might be done by only one person. All the ideas get aired in the office, and everyone at

DJ equipment-mixers and turntables so that of accommodation was part of the Tokyo office when it was founded in 1998. Jay notes, “It all started with asking, what kind of people that an agency would need ‘cool hunters’ or researchers is just kind of proof that you don’t know what is going on.” Wieden+Kennedy, Tokyo, has two DJs on staff, including one whose DJ career competes with his ad agency career. How does a company support these creative people? “We give them One wanted time off to go to the Barcelona Music Festival, for example, so he went. We

title of the show does not bear any particular relevance to the subject matter, when Why Not was selected to do the titling and opening sequence, there was not much direction in terms of the relationship between the word fridge and the idea of the show. Ellis came up with a diagrammatic style to treat the materials and worked within his office to see the project through to fruition.

Why Not gets a say in the project. “Is it any sharing is a vital ingredient to the creative life of the office. “I couldn’t work on my own,” just one point of contact, which makes it easier for them. Because we are so small, we know what is going on. I can just look over my Mac and see two other screens; I can see what is going on.” One example of this collaborative spirit guided by a singular vision is the graphics for the aired on Friday evenings from 2001 to 2003 and was meant to be watched while preparing for an evening on the town. Because the

support music people in our company in a variety of ways. And we ask them to produce events with us.” 8 One such event was the Tokyo Designers Block, in which Wieden+Kennedy teamed up with a company called Sputnik and Kurisaki (who is known as the Japanese “dean of design”). Together, they created an exhibit that involved taking over a planetarium in the middle of Shibuya and turning it into a celebration of 1970s design in Japan, specifically the Wieden+Kennedy created an experience inside the dome in which images were projected

I’ve missed more than 9000 shots in my career. I’ve lost almost 300 games. 26 times I’ve been trusted to take the Twenty years from now you game winning shot will be more disappointed and missed. I’ve by the things that you didn’t failed over and over do than by the ones you did and over again in my do, so throw off the bowlines, life. And that is why I sail away from safe harbor, succeed. MICHAEL catch the trade winds in Either you run the day, your sails. Explore, Dream, JORDAN or the day runs you. Discover. I’ve learned that JIM ROHN MARK TWAIN people will forget An unexamined life is not Whether you think you what you said, people worth living. can or you think you will forget what you SOCRATES can’t, you’re right. did, but people will Life shrinks or expands in HENRY FORD never forget how you proportion to one’s courage. People often say that made them feel. ANAIS NIN motivation doesn’t MAYA ANGELOU last. Well, neither does massive success. – FRANK SINATRA Believe you can and you’re halfway there. THEODORE ROO SEVELT Eighty percent of success is showing up. WOODY ALLEN Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life. STEVE JOBS

recommend it daily. ZIG ZIGLAR Ask and it will be given to you; search, and you will find; knock and the door will be opened for you. JESUS

Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn’t do than by the ones you Certain things catch did do, so throw your eye, but pursue off the bowlines, only those that capture sail away from the heart.  safe harbor, catch ANCIENT INDIAN the trade winds in PROVERB your sails. ExploWinning isn’t everyre, Dream, Disco- thing, but wanting to ver. win is. YOU? VINCE LOMBARDI Everything you’ve Life is 10% what hapever wanted is on pens to me and 90% of the other side of how I react to it. fear. CHARLES SWIN GEORGE AD DOLL DAIR We become what we think about. EARL NIGHTINGA LE Definiteness of purpose is the starting point of all achievement. W. CLEMENT STO NE You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take. WAYNE GRETZKY

Every child is an

Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you have imagined. HENRY DAVID THOREAU I am not a product of my circumstances. I am a product of my decisions. STEPHEN CO VEY I am not a product of my circumstances. I am a product of my decisions. plant a tree was STEPHEN CO VEY second best time is now. CHINESE PRO way people give up their power is VERB by thinking they don’t have any. ALICE WAL KER

is how to remain an artist once he grows up. PABLO PICAS SO Whatever you can do, or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power and magic in it. JOHANN WOLFGANG VON GOETHE

project are only possible with the right teams in-house to develop and drive them. Another example of the unique approach to staff composition is an exclusive shoe design were a limited edition of the Nike Air Force One. Designed by Hiroshi Fuijiwara, they were made by Nike in celebration of the opening of the new Wieden+Kennedy office in Tokyo. typography on back of the shoe, designed by the studio, spells “Tokyo.” Inside the tongues are special Wieden+Kennedy Tokyo labels along with the special silver tips on the laces. general public.

And inspiration in another context.

DARWIN grasped the philosophical bleakness with his characteristic courage. He argued that hope and morality cannot, and should not, be passively read in the construction of nature. Aesthetic and moral truths, as human concepts, must be shaped in human terms, not “discovered” in nature. We must formulate these answers for ourselves and then approach nature as a partner who can answer other kinds of questions for us—questions about the factual state of the universe, not about the meaning of human life. If we grant nature the independence of her own domain—her answers unframed in human terms—then we can grasp her exquisite beauty in a free and humble way. For then we become liberated to approach nature without the burden of an inappropriate and impossible quest for moral messages to assuage our hopes and fears. We can pay our proper respect to nature’s independence and read her own ways as beauty or INSPIRATION in our different terms. Stephen Jay, Gould I Have Landed (2002)

vanished from before his eyes, that the ideal world is fully revealed to him. It seems that poetic INSPIRATION has in it something too sublime for the common nature of man. Genius can compass its greater efforts only when the soul is released from the vulgar cares that follow it in life; for thought cannot POETICAL composition results from two intellectual phenomena, meditation and INSPIRATION. Meditation is a faculty; INSPIRATION is a gift. All men, to a certain degree, can meditate; very few are INSPIRED. Spiritus flat ubi vult. In meditation, the spirit acts; in INSPIRATION, it oheys; because the first is of men, the second comes from a higher two processes of thoughts are intimately linked in the soul of

muse should reveal herself to him, he must in some sort have passed all his material existence in repose, in silence, and in meditation. He must be isolated from external life, to enjoy in its fullness that inward life, which developes in bim a new existence; and it is only when the physical world has utterly

doubtless, that INSPIRATION is born only of meditation. Among the Jews, the people whose history is so rich in mysterious symbols when the priest had built the altar, he lighted upon it an earthly flame -- and it was then only that the divine ray descended from Heaven. Victor Hugo, SCRAPS OF PHILOSOPHY AND CRITICISM

IF you’re going to make a living at this business - more importantly, if you’re going to write anything that will last - you have to realise that a lot of the time, you’re going to be writing without INSPIRATION. without it as with. Of course, you write less readily and fluently without it; but the interesting thing is to look at the private journals and letters of great writers and see how much of the time they just had to do without INSPIRATION. Conrad, for example, groaned at the desperate emptiness of the pages he faced; and yet he managed to cover them. Amateurs think that if they were INSPIRED all the time, they could be professionals. Professional know that if they relied on INSPIRATION, they’d be amateurs. Philip Pullman, from the Q&A section (found July 2010)

THESE PAGES: News paper / magazine project. Task was to create out of the normal, a creative lay out for a newspaper. Inspiration we needed to use was David Carson and his rule breaking and awarded design style. 2014.

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Place s to Meet Singles In and Around Your Community

Convers at i o n S ta r t e r s

How to Start a Conversation with a Stranger to Get or Keep a Date

Keep the Conversation Moving Forward Once the back and forth exchange has begun, it is

Where to Meet Singles

you are also making yourself available to anything that comes your way - which

You’ll probably run into many people throughout the

One of the easiest and least expensive

could be a recommendation for a new

course of your dating preparations that could be The

ways to meet singles is to spend time

book to read, a compliment about some-

One, but you’ll never know for sure unless you talk to

between topics to create a connection. For example:

your responsibility to keep the flow moving – which entails listening, responding and moving seamlessly

where other singles hang out. Yet, many

thing you’re wearing, or maybe even a

them. Starting a conversation with a stranger can be

say the object of your affections intimated that they

singles avoid this kind of interaction, ei-

date. Worst case scenario? Someone

daunting, but it doesn’t have to be impossible. Every

came to this particular coffee shop because a friend

doesn’t say hi back, and another person

conversation runs its course within a similar outline:

told them there was free WiFi access and they were

it didn’t work,” or they feel silly doing

walks through the door ten seconds later.

making first contact, introductions, speaking with each

excited to try the service out. A great segue to keep

nothing while trying to look available in a

You’ve lost nothing in the process, and

other, and then ending the conversation - hopefully

this conversation moving forward would be to ask

public place. These are both valid points,

have opened yourself up just a bit further.

with plans to meet again. To navigate these some-

where else they’ve found a good WiFi connection in

ther because they’ve “tried it before and

but neithaer are reasons to not try out some of these places to meet singles on

times scary but usually rewarding waters, read on.

Meet Singles Socially

attitude will make all the difference, but

Separate from the obvious, there are

without trying you’ll never know. In fact,

several social events you can attend to

you probably wouldn’t be reading this ar-

increase your chances of meeting some-

The purpose of breaking the ice with someone new

ticle at all if you weren’t in need of new

one new. Try planning a weekly movie

isn’t to show off your amazing conversational skills.

ideas to jump start your current efforts,

night through your friends and see who

Instead, think of your initial contact as a way to show

as whatever it is you are doing now isn’t

shows up every week, making it clear

a potential date that you’d like to talk to them. Some

working to your satisfaction.

that new people are welcome to join at

conversation starter ideas to get the words flowing:

So grab a paper and a pen, get ready to jot down some ideas for later, and let’s get started.

social networking invitation you are giv-

any time. Accept every party, wedding or

Meet Single People in Coffee Shops Coffee shops are one of my personal favorites when it comes to places to meet singles. It may seem obvious to some or completely alien to others - but it works. Find a busy coffee shop that you feel comfortable in, and take up a space near the main door. Don’t bring anything to

mediate surroundings, such as the long lineup you’re

same vein would be to host your own

both waiting in or the wobbly chair next to you. By fo-

party, where each invitee brings a pot-

cusing an item you can both experience, you’re remov-

al organizations overseeing smaller

posite sex for heterosexuals or same sex

local chapters to see if they are plan-

for gays and lesbians). This way there

ning any speaking engagements or are

will be an evenly-matched number of

looking to start a chapter in your area.

singles, all interested and ready to meet

Other ideas along these lines include

someone new.

attending LGBT film festivals, single parent organizations or meetings and

Meet Singles at Hobby, Special Interest and Support Groups

distract yourself with if you can manage it, although this may be more difficult for

For those truly passionate about a par-

some than for others. The point is this: try

ticular hobby (i.e. writing, archeology,

not to involve yourself into something so

model trains, or motorcycles), look for

completely that you send off ‘I’m busy’

a community group that services other

vibes. You want to seem approachable,

people with similar interests. Your geo-

and hiding behind a laptop or an book

graphic location will determine whether

doesn’t help!

or not there are readily accessible groups already ready and waiting for your mem-

Then, make a point of ‘greeting’ each per-

Comment on an item that you both share in your im-

en and attend. Another idea along this

luck dish and a single friend (of the op-

bership. For those in smaller communi-

son who comes in the door, whether with

ties where the resources may not be as

a smile, comment or friendly hello. There

comprehensive, try talking to the own-

is no need to make your introduction rote

ers of local shops you frequent to buy

or sounding like you’re a Walmart greeter

hobby-related materials and ask if they

however; just try and be yourself doing

know of others to speak with regarding

something that may not come naturally.

starting a group, o if you can post notices

By doing this you are not only making

looking for other interested participants.

yourself known to all of the other patrons,

Another idea would be to contact nation-

town. For those not familiar with WiFi, you could ask what WiFi is and how it works.

Ice Breakers as Conversation Starters

your own. Perhaps a change of venue or

for

D at i n g P u r p o s e s

health-related support groups. Cheering on your favorite team or sweating it out to win a game, sports build camaraderie and companionship between people that sometimes have

ing any potential awkwardness with a canned com-

market, with the ultimate rewards for a single looking to meet new people: a larger cachet of singles with which to interact with and potentially date. A note for heterosexual ladies: attending a sporting event with other single friends will surely net you a conversation with a stranger if nothing else, since single women are usually in short demand.

myriad of things, such as where electrical plug-ins are located, the best place to sit while working on a laptop, or further inquiries about what kind of work they perform on their laptop. Focus on taking your own experiences and weaving them in with the other person’s responses. By doing so you’ll be forging a connection with the person, creating hooks of information with which to start a conversation at a later date.

Ending a Conversation Gracefully

the ice. When faced with a person you find attractive, why not give them a genuine, 3 second smile? You may be surprised when the object of your happiness starts a conversation with you, instead.If there is something the person is or has that truly intrigues you, simply use

Every fantastic conversation must eventually finish, so let the conversation you started go gracefully and

that as a conversation starter. This could be as simple

with style. Don’t provide too much information or go

as admiring a piece of clothing or asking them about

on for half an hour about your common interests. You

the item they ordered. A genuine hello coupled with

may feel obligated to continue forward, but why not

a smile can be equally as effective. A quick, “How are

leave on a great note with your companion wanting

you today?” works too for a straightforward follow up.

more?

C o n v e r s a t i o n To p i c s

never meet otherwise. There are even that cater to an even smaller niche

those particular subjects?” Using the example again,z you could easily discuss a

ment.Sometimes a look is all that’s needed to break

nothing else in common and would singles sporting groups popping up

In a nutshell, listen to what the person responds with and then think to yourself, “What do I know about

Thank the other person for their time and let them know you’ve got something else to do, but you’d like

You’ve made first contact – now what? Conversation

to continue the conversation another time when it’s

starters that seem witty or interesting can be a chal-

convenient for the both of you.

lenge in the spur of the moment. That’s why spending a little bit of time at home pondering the ‘now what’ will pay, later. You don’t need to invest hours into these conversation starters though. Some quick ideas that can work in a pinch: Current event topics of interest to you, The last movie you watched, A comment about the event you’re attending, with a follow-up question asking how they heard about it. The point of this exercise is to create a backup of topics that you can draw upon on a moment’s notice to start a conversation that would also be of interest to someone else.

Newspaper project. Idea of the project was to create a layout that would be airy, spacious and calm. Text is about dating so all choises are made in with the soft subject in mind. Project was printed on slightly colored paper to give a love letter kind of feeling to it.

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D at i n g R u l e s

ummer!

Cool and Fun Date Ideas During the Summer

Hit the dollar store and grab a silly

sprinkler, then run in the sprinkler to-

gether, with a picnic ready along the

side of the lawn. Or, enjoy another

summertime kid-like activity that will

cool you both down, such as waterslides, water bumper boats, or a swim. Along the same lines, take a few hours one night to start learning more about stargazing, either through a book, setting up your own galaxy on a rainy

night on the ceiling using glow-in-dark stars. Grab a two person sleeping bag (or zip two together to make an extralarge bag, and sleep under the stars,

Get a bunch of small pieces of paper, and have both of you write down one thing on each paper that you’d both -

doors. For me, I’d write going down a

zipline (the ones near me are huge!), repelling down a mountain, or doing

some sort of adventure travel. Get creative! Then, every week, pick one piece

of paper, and dare one another to conquer it on your date. One of my favorite, most memorable camping experiences took place in the wee hours of the night, when a fellow camper woke me up for a midnight run down to the docks. There, we saw some bioluminescent creatures in the water, and it was magical. Grab a blanket and maybe something to drink not until you’ve learned more about these kinds of creatures and how to

and marshmallow roast. Make sure to check with your local regulations to

Find a playground with an outdoor circuit, the kind where you run an go from one activity to the next, and challenge each other to a Biggest Loser -like

Glowing Flower. Celebrate Solstice or Midsummer Sabbat, Litha, honoring both your religious beliefs while incorporating something new into the festivities that the two of you can share in future years, and dates, to come.

to Meet Someone Have you ever noticed that happy people get more attention? And if you are happy with yourself, it shows. So in order to attract more people into your life for dating purposes, focus on the things that make you happy.

need to remove your ex from your personal life, even if it is only temporary. Get rid of your dating myths. Dating is exhausting and not worth my time. I’ll never meet The One. All the good ones are taken. These three statements are

Try writing a large piece of paper full of

myths about dating that seriously re-

ideas that you can use in a pinch, such

quire thought if they are going through

as taking a hot bath, going for a bike

your head. Dating isn’t about negative

Then, pick three items from this list

interesting people as you can while

thoughts; its about meeting as many -

having faith that you’ll meet some-

ing that the time you take tending to

one special. Following this dating rule

increasing your own personal joy will

means you need to stop focusing on

increase the pull others feel to learn

the person you are trying to meet, and focus on the spotlight instead on

more about who you are.

yourself. If you shake your head within seconds of meeting someone, rank them

Feeling anxious or upset about the

against a checklist in your head, or

prospects of meeting someone new

have stringent guidelines about who

usually translates into fear. If the

you will and won’t meet, it is time to

thoughts of never meeting someone

revamp your relationship expectations.

special, being upset that your last part-

When trying to meet someone new, it

ner refused to commit, or convincing

is imperative that you let go of your

yourself you aren’t worth dating are

preconceived notions about who the

taking over your thought processes, it

perfect partner is.

is time to face your dating fears. By not following this dating rule and ignoring

Cut Ties To Your Ex. Although this dat-

What Is Speed Dating?

who spoke about travel-related topics got more dates from speed dating events than the people who spoke who wanted to meet a lot of singles in a short period of time. Most speed dating events take place in a bar

ing rule may be contentious for some

your heart will stop you from meeting someone special. To attract new people, you’ll need to

ter and cobwebs, removing an ex still

show them you are interested - which

present in your life after a breakup can free you to meet someone new. Of course there are circumstanc-

to more starts with a smile, so this dat-

es where this may not be

ing rule suggests smiling at everyone

possible - such as if together

work in the same

Is Contact Information Exchanged On A Speed Date?

As well, understanding body language is a crucial part of meeting someone

If the location is casual and laid-back, wear something that would

more people in one given night for a round-robin-

location is upscale, trendy or high-end, make sure to

style speed dates.

cater your clothing appropriately. After each individual

Is A Speed Date?

the dating process. Just like a spring cleaning clears your space of clut-

W h a t S h o u l d I W e a r To A Speed Dating Event?

about movies.

the issues, your inability to risk losing

readers, it is still an important step in

you have children

after the event, the same study showed that people

you meet at a speed dating event is determined by

As well, think about what message you want to pres-

speed date, write down the person’s name who you

. Most

just met. If you’d like to go on a longer, private date

people will want to groom themselves attractively

with them outside of the speed dating event, tick the

with something special to focus on, without appear-

checkbox. If you aren’t interested in getting to know

ing trashy or inappropriate. So try to wear something

Some companies have the length of

them better, do nothing. And the end of the night

unusual that stands out so that your dates will re-

time baked into their business name (such as Eight

you’ll be asked to hand in this paper. If someone else

Minute Dates), whereas others use the number of

showed interest that you were also interested in, the

speed dating company will then provide the two of

panies range from three to ten minutes per date, with

you with some form of contact information (usually

the entire evening’s dates lasting approximately two

email) to initiate another date.

Speed Dating Event?

or three hours. Some speed dating companies also

new and cannot be overlooked.

W h a t S h o u l d I Ta l k A b o u t During a Speed Date?

in one evening. But being yourself is crucial to speed dating success, especially if you are looking for a

long term, committed relationship. Would you want to meet a bunch of people who were putting on a face

most people who attend speed dating events have

just to get another date? Of course not. So by being

decided whether or not they are interested in the per-

as comfortable as you can, you’ll be secure in know-

son sitting across the table from them within three

ing that everyone else you are meeting is seeing the

seconds of sitting down. So in reality it doesn’t really

real you, and if they want to meet you again outside of

matter what you talk about, because the non-verbal

the speed dating event, it is because they are genu-

communication between two people is what matters.

inely interested.

But if you want to up your chances of getting a date

BIKES IN THIS CATALOG ARE PHOTOGRAPHED IN NOVEMBER 2013. MAY CONTAIN SOME SHIPPING SCRATCH MARKS.

SYMBOLS NAME

SIZE

YEAR

Project made for the bicycle company. They ordered two catalogues to make an inventory of all bikes they have in the storage of the bike store. IN the store they are selling new bikes, but on the storage area they have older, used / testbikes that they want to sell as well but not give store space to them.

PRICE

My work was to make the inventory of the bikes by photographing them, making a list of them and putting it all together into twho catalogues. Two catalogues since in the back there are two rooms where bikes are storaged. Both catalogues are being used on ipad as a sales support. on the ipad customers can scroll for optional bikes and order the empoyees to get the bike from the storage to see.

ABRA CADABRA

17”

2011

This bike may contain some small shipping scratchmarks

2+2

18”

This bike may contain some small shipping scratchmarks

2012

Czy wybralbys tę opcję, jeśli dano by Ci szansę decydowania? Jak dotąd nie przeprowadzono żadnych długoterminowych badań nad bezpieczeństwem roślin modyfikowanych genetycznie, a większość dostępnych danych opiera się na krótkoterminowych badaniach przeprowadzanych przez lub na zlecenie przemysłu biotechnologicznego, który forsując nowe produkty, pomimo ogólnoświatowego społecznego sprzeciwu wobec GMO, zmusza konsumentów do uczestnictwa w gigantycznym, niekontrolowanym eksperymencie. www.greenpeace.org/poland/pl

CZY WIESZ, twoja natura. W efekcie zmian klimatu co roku ginie na świecie ok 160.000 osób. W przeciągu zaledwie 50 lat jedna trzecia wszystkich gatunków roślin i zwierząt może wyginąć. Jesteśmy ostatnim pokoleniem, które może położyć temu kres.

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Czy wybralbys tę opcję, jeśli dano by Ci szansę decydowania? Zgodnie z ostatnim projektem ustawy o odnawialnych źródłach energii, każdy z nas będzie mógł produkować prąd w przydomowych elektrowniach. Będziemy też mogli oddawać nadwyżki energii elektrycznej do sieci bez zbędnych pozwoleń i biurokratycznej udręki. Dokument ten jest gotowy i czeka na ruch ze strony wicepremiera Janusza Piechocińskiego oraz premiera Donalda Tuska.

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Project for Greenpeace. Idea for the project came from a random young man who I used to stumble upon daily. He was working for a Greenpeace as field manager and was always very friendly. I admired his har work and high spirit so I once stopped to chat with him about Greenpeace and asked about their subjects. I wanted to make a series of posters that would be based on their main issues. They were,project against GMO food, Old ancient forest in eastern Poland that they want to preserve and project against heating with cole.

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