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.
Figure 1 explored two graphic compositions, the first
composition exploring a chaotic background with a regular area (geometric
area), compared to the right image which shows a geometric background which
includes a chaotic area.
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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