Hi, My name is Grainne and I live in Ireland. I create illustrations and love storytelling. I paint nesting dolls as a way of telling stories. I love the challenge involved in designing the story and characters onto each of the dolls. I would love to take part in this special opportunity because I want to expand my creativity and push the boundaries of how I can tell stories through my art.
My favourite joke:
Why did the elephant float down the river on his back?
He didn't want to get his trainers wet.
Me being a young and aspiring designer, I was looking for design literature to read. So I stumbled upon Jan & Hjalti's book "tellmewhy". And underneath the title there was a headline that read "the first 24 months of a New York design company", and that was right up my alley. I wanted to learn how it was to run a new design studio. And the book didn't disappoint, I really did learn what was the key to running a successful design studio. It's quite a simple thing really. Instead of running a design studio, you actually have to run a brothel instead, and people will let you design their logos for them. And since Jan can do both, then he must really know some stuff.
I'm from North Macedonia, I'm 23, and I'm called Stefan, like that other Stefan, Sagmesiter, who never replies to my emails.
About the projects:
The smiley face one is a face made out of the word "kolsch", which is a type of beer. And what always puts a smile on your face? You know this is the truth Jan. It's beer.
The second one is a personal project of mine where I did a book cover for Haruki Murakami's 1Q84 trilogy. Great trilogy, would recommend.
And the third one is also a personal project. It's about LSD. How it affects your visual field.
Greetings, my name is Kenneth Andreys. It's in interesting concept you propose and like jumping down the rabbit hole and into unknown. I believer over specialization breeds weakness and endeavors like this gives you a new perspective in an ever-changing creative landscape. Also have to add another adventure to the archives.
My favorite joke/statement is… Sanity is for those who lack imagination!
I currently live in Chicago, Illinois, USA aka the land of bad hombres.
I am Alkawthar Alshams, a Senior Graphic Designer at Habbar Advertising Agency. Enthusiastic about exploring the potential of visual communication, through undertaking design-oriented multidisciplinary challenges. It always fascinated me how the design process ultimately controls the final outcome. Giving the same brief to ten different creative people, will generate ten unique outcomes! It is astonishing how the experiences every individual has lived wires their brain differently, thus leading to taking a personal approach. I believe the core of an effective design is a reflection of an efficient process. It would be an honor to understand the underlying paths towards more creative discoveries with Mr. Jan Wilker. Not only to nourish the creative process for design but also for life as a whole!
THE PROJECTS |
Here are three of my projects, added as Domestika project links.
Hello. I am Melanie from Switzerland. I am a new graduated graphic designer. During my studies, they didn't speak much about the design process. Just that we have to identify the problems, make some researches and just start to sketch some ideas. I am sure you have more tips to share or some thoughts bring us and I would be grateful to learn from your course.
Regarding jokes, I am not good to memorize them but you are welcomed to try to make me laugh. :-)
Hi, I’m Ana Santos. I can’t imagine not participating here, because everything sounds awesome! I mean, being able to take part in this creative experience is incredible. Receiving any advise from a profesional that had worked developing identity and creativity for big clients like Puma or Swatch, for example, or making that mural at the Max, or the Bloomberg Market Magazine?. I feel like Charlie Bucket dreaming about the candy factory tour. I need the lucky golden ticket!
The joke ☺️
-Did you hear about the Italian chef who died?
-He pasta away.
I’m a Basque woman currently living in Tucson, Arizona.
I made this illustration for a visual storytelling lecture I gave at UA (University of Arizona). It is based on an excerpt frA portrait commission about love, friendship, and flowers.
hi, there
1. Why I would like to participate - it's great opportunity and challenge for me. I am graphic designer. It would be interesting to know what is "project in process" for you. KarlssonWilker' studio projects are fresh, not ordinary and multidisciplinary - coding, 3d, motion, identity, etc. - it would be inspiring look inside the process. I was glad and pleasure surprised when found out that some of my favorite things, which i saw some years ago, was create by your studio (design of video and album for Gus Gus and identity for Reykjavik Art Museum). it's interesting and exciting to be part of your new project on Domestica.
2. joke "for you i am an atheist, for God i am a loyal opposition"
3. My name is Oksana, I live in Moscow.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CLnYYMcHLeZ/ https://www.instagram.com/p/CK1VQdynUEC/ https://www.instagram.com/p/CK2VeucH6eD/
The Why:
I started out my adult life studying engineering. From there I transitioned to art school; however, I ended up raising sheep and working in construction. It hasn't been the vicissitudes of life, I've enjoyed the renaissance approach more than I think I would have liked specializing; however, the grip of art continues to draw me back. Frankly, I would love to improve my design skills.
The 3 Projects:
1) An idea I had while looking at a Coke label.
2) An illustration for nerds.
3) A stool I drew out and built from Baltic birch plywood and mill-cut pine.
The Joke:
My exercise scheme. Take a five pound potato bag in both hands. Hold the bags out from your body as long as you can, twice daily. You will improve over time. After a month, move up to ten pound bags and repeat the process. Continue to do this until you can hold one hundred pound bags straight out for five minutes. When you have accomplished this feat, begin to put potatoes in the bags.
The Location:
I live in a very rural part of Alberta, Canada.
- Briefly state why you want to participate in this special opportunity.
I'm currently a student in my senior year at the School of Visual Arts. I'm interested in work that sits at the intersection of music, technology, and packaging. I'm interested in building visual systems and I would like to one day have my own studio. The most important step in any project in my opinion is the process that leads to the solution. This semester I'm really taking a deep dive into what it means to explore ideas without boundaries and to come up with unique solutions through the process. This would be a great opportunity to strengthen my process and hopefully, I can learn to push past creative blocks when ideating.
- Share three projects from your portfolio.
Attached Below
- Tell us your favorite joke.
Is Butter A Carb? (Regina George circa_2004) *Does that count as a joke?
- Tell us where you currently reside.
Brooklyn, NY
Tin-Foil Hat is an editorial/branding project that is based around conspiracy.
kachalo2015
Vivo en Canadá
grainne
Hi, My name is Grainne and I live in Ireland. I create illustrations and love storytelling. I paint nesting dolls as a way of telling stories. I love the challenge involved in designing the story and characters onto each of the dolls. I would love to take part in this special opportunity because I want to expand my creativity and push the boundaries of how I can tell stories through my art.
My favourite joke:
Why did the elephant float down the river on his back?
He didn't want to get his trainers wet.
stefantrajkovski
Me being a young and aspiring designer, I was looking for design literature to read. So I stumbled upon Jan & Hjalti's book "tellmewhy". And underneath the title there was a headline that read "the first 24 months of a New York design company", and that was right up my alley. I wanted to learn how it was to run a new design studio. And the book didn't disappoint, I really did learn what was the key to running a successful design studio. It's quite a simple thing really. Instead of running a design studio, you actually have to run a brothel instead, and people will let you design their logos for them. And since Jan can do both, then he must really know some stuff.
I'm from North Macedonia, I'm 23, and I'm called Stefan, like that other Stefan, Sagmesiter, who never replies to my emails.
About the projects:
The smiley face one is a face made out of the word "kolsch", which is a type of beer. And what always puts a smile on your face? You know this is the truth Jan. It's beer.
The second one is a personal project of mine where I did a book cover for Haruki Murakami's 1Q84 trilogy. Great trilogy, would recommend.
And the third one is also a personal project. It's about LSD. How it affects your visual field.
kennethandreys
Greetings, my name is Kenneth Andreys. It's in interesting concept you propose and like jumping down the rabbit hole and into unknown. I believer over specialization breeds weakness and endeavors like this gives you a new perspective in an ever-changing creative landscape. Also have to add another adventure to the archives.
My favorite joke/statement is… Sanity is for those who lack imagination!
I currently live in Chicago, Illinois, USA aka the land of bad hombres.
organizedchaos
Hello!
I am Alkawthar Alshams, a Senior Graphic Designer at Habbar Advertising Agency. Enthusiastic about exploring the potential of visual communication, through undertaking design-oriented multidisciplinary challenges. It always fascinated me how the design process ultimately controls the final outcome. Giving the same brief to ten different creative people, will generate ten unique outcomes! It is astonishing how the experiences every individual has lived wires their brain differently, thus leading to taking a personal approach. I believe the core of an effective design is a reflection of an efficient process. It would be an honor to understand the underlying paths towards more creative discoveries with Mr. Jan Wilker. Not only to nourish the creative process for design but also for life as a whole!
Here are three of my projects, added as Domestika project links.
Mishkal | Materials Swatchpackage Prototype
https://www.domestika.org/en/projects/1098494-mishkal-swatchpackage-prototype
The Eyes’ Sneeze | Illustration
https://www.domestika.org/en/projects/1098551-the-human-sneeze-promotional-applications
Sport Club | Branding
https://www.domestika.org/en/projects/1098533-sport-club-rebranding
THE JOKE |
I don’t joke!THE WHERE |
Earth_KSA_Dammammel_b
Hello. I am Melanie from Switzerland. I am a new graduated graphic designer. During my studies, they didn't speak much about the design process. Just that we have to identify the problems, make some researches and just start to sketch some ideas. I am sure you have more tips to share or some thoughts bring us and I would be grateful to learn from your course.
Regarding jokes, I am not good to memorize them but you are welcomed to try to make me laugh. :-)
Below one of my projects released with Domestika
ana_santos_acinas
Hi, I’m Ana Santos. I can’t imagine not participating here, because everything sounds awesome! I mean, being able to take part in this creative experience is incredible. Receiving any advise from a profesional that had worked developing identity and creativity for big clients like Puma or Swatch, for example, or making that mural at the Max, or the Bloomberg Market Magazine?. I feel like Charlie Bucket dreaming about the candy factory tour. I need the lucky golden ticket!
The joke ☺️
-Did you hear about the Italian chef who died?
-He pasta away.
I’m a Basque woman currently living in Tucson, Arizona.
oksana_golubinskaya
hi, there
1. Why I would like to participate - it's great opportunity and challenge for me. I am graphic designer. It would be interesting to know what is "project in process" for you. KarlssonWilker' studio projects are fresh, not ordinary and multidisciplinary - coding, 3d, motion, identity, etc. - it would be inspiring look inside the process. I was glad and pleasure surprised when found out that some of my favorite things, which i saw some years ago, was create by your studio (design of video and album for Gus Gus and identity for Reykjavik Art Museum). it's interesting and exciting to be part of your new project on Domestica.
2. joke "for you i am an atheist, for God i am a loyal opposition"
3. My name is Oksana, I live in Moscow.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CLnYYMcHLeZ/
https://www.instagram.com/p/CK1VQdynUEC/
https://www.instagram.com/p/CK2VeucH6eD/
rumplepuff
The Why:
I started out my adult life studying engineering. From there I transitioned to art school; however, I ended up raising sheep and working in construction. It hasn't been the vicissitudes of life, I've enjoyed the renaissance approach more than I think I would have liked specializing; however, the grip of art continues to draw me back. Frankly, I would love to improve my design skills.
The 3 Projects:
1) An idea I had while looking at a Coke label.
2) An illustration for nerds.
3) A stool I drew out and built from Baltic birch plywood and mill-cut pine.
The Joke:
My exercise scheme. Take a five pound potato bag in both hands. Hold the bags out from your body as long as you can, twice daily. You will improve over time. After a month, move up to ten pound bags and repeat the process. Continue to do this until you can hold one hundred pound bags straight out for five minutes. When you have accomplished this feat, begin to put potatoes in the bags.
The Location:
I live in a very rural part of Alberta, Canada.
jcarneiro1 Plus
- Briefly state why you want to participate in this special opportunity.
I'm currently a student in my senior year at the School of Visual Arts. I'm interested in work that sits at the intersection of music, technology, and packaging. I'm interested in building visual systems and I would like to one day have my own studio. The most important step in any project in my opinion is the process that leads to the solution. This semester I'm really taking a deep dive into what it means to explore ideas without boundaries and to come up with unique solutions through the process. This would be a great opportunity to strengthen my process and hopefully, I can learn to push past creative blocks when ideating.
- Share three projects from your portfolio.
Attached Below
- Tell us your favorite joke.
Is Butter A Carb? (Regina George circa_2004) *Does that count as a joke?
- Tell us where you currently reside.
Brooklyn, NY
https://mynamewastaken.me/Tin-Foil-Hat
https://mynamewastaken.me/Devil-s-Lettuce
https://mynamewastaken.me/Yupo-Type
maierlysheryn
I'd like to participate because most of the time I have no idea which draw or design I could create :(
cginsberg
Wow! How exciting. Thanks so much!