This visual identity – including a logo, CI and business cards showcase the individual and playful artworks of Alberta Green. 
The stationery comes with 25 different illustrations by Alberta Green and invites customers to choose their favorite.

These posters announced the 24hours open-call for the time capsule as well as the burying ceremony.
With their futuristic laser technique and material and the uncommon display-inspired format
and screenshot-inspired layout, they teased people to get more informations and participate in the
open call by sending screenshots.

The Welcome to Halle map is a visual tool to enable the users to orientate and find
access to the city. It is mainly addressed to refugees. 59 first contact points
like voluntary language courses, libraries and guest student offers are clearly marked
on the map combined with explanations in Arabic, English and German.
This information gives an overview and helps to discover the city independently.
We offered a city tour, too. There was a great response, around 80 people took part and
during the tour interested inhabitants of Halle joined.

two color, hand drawn city map in German, English and Arabic

first edition: 500, Riso Print

second edition: 5600, Offset Print

with: Josefine Taape,
Gregor Müller,
Jule Schlegel and
Morgane Le Ferec

Press: 

Article Burg Halle University Website (ENG/DE)

Interview in Local Newspaper (DE)

»Simple« – what is the meaning of this word and how would it be
interpreted in art and design? This multifaced term includes far
more than just the Bauhaus concept and plays a major role in what we see today.
We collected not only a lot of different modern positions but also the historical
background in over 20 stories. The magazine is sold in more than
30 stores in Europe and New York.

The magazine was made by our team of five. Together we created the
whole magazine: the concept, the research, the writing, the designing as
well as observing the printing process, selling and promoting the magazine.
My task was mainly interviews, writing articles and coordinating all the text material
as well as research and holding contact to designers and artists. I also took care
of the offset printing process and designed the cover.

edition of 1650, offset print

120 pages

German/English

with: Stefan Damnig,
Paul Glaw,
Jule Schlegel
and Clara Wittekind

editor in chief:
Hendrik Lakeberg

published by:
Prof. Sven Voelker

This fashion shoot is focused on details, structures, colors and textures.
It is inspired by concrete art and the painter Carmen Herrera.
The idea was to do a minimalistic fashion shoot without models.
By combining two pieces in every image a circular flow of cloth is created.

shooting, styling and photography

published in: Some Magazine Simple

with: Jule Schlegel,
Clara Wittekind,
Stefan Damnig and
Paul Glaw

art direction: Amos Fricke

We designed this large-sized publication together with the fashion students.
This project is motivated by their wish to represent their understanding
of fashion and their own collections in an independent, professional way.
We came up with this concept where every fashion designer has their own double page
and curates their own selection of images. With a very strict layout we ensured
that the outcome looks still consistent. There is a complex calculation of black-
and-white and colorful pages to lower the printing costs. 

edition: 300, offset print

with: Josefine Taape

check out the works of the talented fashion designers here