Studio boot: "Un-Dutch pick-and-mix"

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The designs of Edwin Vollebergh and Petra Janssen, who are the founders of Studio Boot, are presented. These designers show that they have invented their unique style consisting of a pick-and-mix of graphics and illustrations, in which the human hand plays a very prominent role.

United States, Works, Graphic artists, Vollebergh, Edwin, Janssen, Petra

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Anthon Beeke: enfant terrible

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Dutch graphic designer Anthon Beeke is profiled. His studio in Amsterdam, Netherlands, attracts many talented young people, and his designs include magazines, books, stamps, posters and catalogues. He often takes an unorthodox approach, sometimes attracting controversy.

Biography, Designers, Beeke, Anthon

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KesselsKramer: be daring or invisible

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The work of the Dutch advertising agency, KesselsKramer, which has been in business since 1996, is discussed. KesselsKramer have achieved remarkable success using a more unconventional approach, making their work funny and often ironic.

Management, Services, Advertising agencies, KesselsKramer

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