Chaos in graphic design
Chaos and geometric order.
Geometric order and chaos include two different concepts.
Geometric order is represented in a mathematical order which includes, (in 2D:
line, circle, quarter, or in 3D: plane, sphere, cube) and ideal relationships
(perpendicularly, parallelism, symmetry, rhythm/regularity). However, Chaos is
the opposite to geometric order. Chaos
includes forms and relationships which are complex and difficult to describe
with the language of classic maths.

Artist Research
Nike, "Turn Chaos into Control"
https://www.awwwards.com/chaos-and-color-poster-inspiration-board.html
Nike Brand Space, Madrid
Nike launched the new Brand Space in Madrid. The
client wanted a wall inspired in Madrid street tiles
https://www.behance.net/gallery/23327407/The-Failure-Series
The Failure Series
W.A.B.B
3h zine project: chaos vs order
Art Direction, Editorial Design, Graphic Design
Jonas Mollenbeck collaborated to create a zine about a topic
they chose in 3 hours. The design purpose, was to design without restrictions.
The zine deals with chaos and order as a metaphorical example. The topics were
dealt in an illustrative, typographic and graphic way.
Umut Guney
Art Direction, Typography, Graphic design
Glitch
Non Format
Resource: Non Format. Love Song- Die Gestalten Velog (Book)
Kjell Ekorn and Jon Forss founded Non Format. The practise focus on innovative graphic design and image- making. The work combines a contemporary, stark and edgy aesthetic.
The inspiration was taken from Japanese magazine Cut.
The Wire Magazine
CL:The Wire May 2003,
Promo material and feature pages
PT: Akzidenz Grotesk, Amarilla USAF
P: Jake Walters
P:Ami Robins
P: Magdalena Blaszczuk
P: Mattias EK
The Wire magazine
CL:The Wire June, 2003, Feature Pages
Rejected Feature treatment
P: Frank Bauer
PT:Avant Garde
Feature pages PT: Akzidenz Grotesk customised Composite
Colour
CL: Creator Studio magazine
2004
Editorial pages
PT: Custom Mode
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