Collage de MERVE ÖZASLAN
Born in Istanbul, graduated from Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University as an ceramic artist in 2010. She created “Choke Jungle” brand (co-founder) and started to design ceramic jewellery. Her ceramic works are featured by known magazines such as British Vogue, Elle and Marie Claire. She has been working on collage projects since 2012.
https://www.merveozaslan.com
Charte graphique. Le site !
À propos de ce projet
Une charte graphique est généralement définie comme un cahier des normes graphiques autour dʼune identité visuelle. Loin dʼêtre un document figé, cʼest avant tout un document de travail qui contient lʼensemble des règles fondamentales dʼutilisation des signes graphiques qui constituent lʼidentité graphique dʼune organisation, dʼun projet, dʼune entreprise, dʼun site Internet, etc.
Puisque pour apprendre, il faut aussi comprendre, jʼai accumulé au fil des années de nombreuses chartes graphiques qui me servent encore comme éléments dʼune culture de la conception. Toutes ont été trouvées sur Internet, aucune ne mʼa été confiée et nʼa, à ma connaissance, un statut confidentiel. Aujourdʼhui je partage avec vous ce répertoire de chartes graphiques afin dʼillustrer la diversité des possibles lors de la conception dʼune charte graphique. Il est là aussi pour conserver une trace des chartes quʼil mʼa été donné de voir ces dernières années.
Le projet est contributif, ouvert et très simple, nʼhésitez pas à mʼenvoyer vos liens vers des chartes afin de venir enrichir le contenu de ce site :)
Par ailleurs, je sais que le projet et le site sont vraiment perfectibles, nʼhésitez pas non plus si vous souhaitez y contribuer !
Si vous souhaitez échanger sur les réseaux sociaux, nʼhésitez pas à le faire via Twitter, Facebook ou sur Linkedin
Geoffrey Dorne / designer & fondateur de Design & Human
http://chartes-graphiques.com/index.html
Photographe : Daniel Picard
Daniel Picard is a graphic designer and a renowned photographer that loves everything related to pop culture.
Working in the advertising industry for over 15 years has allowed Daniel to be creative and master his digital retouching skills. It wasn’t until he found out he would be a father that Daniel picked up his first camera. Being the graphic designer he is, he knew photos of his future child would need to be original and imaginative. Daniel then started a daily photoblog to challenge himself into learning how use the new equipment and to constantly take interesting photos of anything anywhere that would be worthy of being shown online.
Photography quickly became his favorite hobby as Daniel discovered a whole new way to express himself. He also enjoys spending time with his family, mountain biking and of course, collecting figures.
For his latest on-going project, Daniel combines his love of collectible figures/statues and his passion for photography into a seamless art form that is being enjoyed by people of all ages all over the world.
His work has appeared on many websites, in magazines and exposed at galleries in Paris.
Daniel lives in Ottawa, Canada with his family
Bangkok par le photographe Xavier Portela
