| TED2010 posted by chris on 02/26/10 |
Once again we were given the opportunity to design and create the open for this year’s annual TED conference. In case you missed it, you can check it out here!
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Once again we were given the opportunity to design and create the open for this year’s annual TED conference. In case you missed it, you can check it out here!
Happy New Year from everyone at Trollbäck+Company! Click below to check out our 2010 montage.
In support of World AIDS Day, Trollbäck + Co contributed the graphics to RED’s video, part of a campaign helping to fight aids in Africa. Click below to check out, “The Lazarus Effect.”
Click here to check out ‘Plus 19′, the latest installment of the T+Co. newsletter.
On Saturday, November 7th Jakob will be presenting among a variety of great minds at “La Ciudad de las Ideas” (Don’t Believe Everything You Think) in Puebla, Mexico. Stop by to hear what he has to to say about ‘re-imagining’ design. Click here for more information about the conference.
For the fifth year in a row, Trollbäck+Co has had the opportunity to contribute to the PopTech Conference held annually in Camden, Maine. With this year’s theme of “America Re-Imagined” in mind, we created an inspirational video showing that change is possible through your own actions and initiation.
Tomorrow evening Joe Wright will be participating in a Q&A session at the opening of Visual Acoustics in NYC. Come join!Click here for more details about the film. Friday, October 9th Cinema Village 22 E 12th Street Screening @ 7pm Q&A @ 9:15
Some of Jakob’s photography has recently been featured in a new photography book by Stefan G. Bucher, “The Graphic Eye: Photographs by Graphic Designers from around the Globe.” Click here to check out the book and get a copy of your own!
Trollbäck + Company just finished up this new logo for Portable Light, an organization helping to provide renewable power to the less fortunate around the globe.
How do you see the unseen? Take a look at this opening for TED Global 2009 to see Trollbäck + Company’s interpretation of the conference’s theme, “The Substance of Things Unseen.”
Thanks to Tracy Day and Brian Greene, we were once again given the opportunity to design the opening for the World Science Festival 2009. With basic scientific elements as our inspiration, we were able to create an abstract animation that is both organic and beautiful. The brilliant sounds by Michael Montes at Sacred Noise flow along with the visuals through an evolutionary journey of the elements.
For this year’s AICP show, we created animations that were displayed on all the screens throughout MoMa. Architectural volumes animate the sponsors’ logotypes as they go between interesting abstractions and fully resolved graphics. In addition, we also created an on-line musical toy for the invite for all to enjoy. Red Antenna did the programming and Michael Montes of Sacred Noise took care of the sounds.
We created this animation to promote WNYC’s new live venue ‘The Greene Space.’ We brought the WNYC logo to life, taking the viewer into a physical space of mesmerizing sound and vision. Wendy Melvoin and Lisa Coleman were responsible for the track. Also, you may have seen the ads we designed for the Greene Space which appeared on subways and in magazines.
“Graphic Design Off the Page” – Each term, the LA Art Center College of Design chooses three talented and distinguished designers to speak about up and coming design topics at their 3×3 Series. Stop by the Ahmanson Auditorium this Tuesday to see some of Jakob’s most recent work and hear what he has to say about designing in a 3-dimensional world. Jakob will be accompanied by fellow speakers Jason Brush of Schematic, and Nik Hafermaas of Uebersse.
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Kim Elam, from the Ringling College of Art and Design, graciously invited Jakob to speak to their Graphic and Interactive Communication (GIC) students this coming Monday in Sarasota, FL. He’ll be there to act as a guest juror in their Best of Ringling competition.
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