"Halbfuenf" presents each semester a series of public talks about all sorts of themes such architecture, design, science or music.
As a team we organized the whole project. Looking for sponsors, arranging the evening and those kind of things. The final design of the poster series is made by myself but I have to say without the team it would not be what it is now.

The concept is to have the same perforation but always a different shapes after putting them together. It was always important to me to keep the coasts as low as possible. Beside that fact that the posters look nice before ripping them apart. It was very efficient cause we had no offcuts and the perforation was the same for all three posters.
The posters are done in offset and screen print. The colored parts are screen printed with a effect pigment called 'arctic fire'. Depending on the angle your looking from the color is changing.

The posters were hung together and a week before the next event we changed the current poster into its form so the viewers eye was attracted again and the information legible.

halbfuenf // Pixelgarten // Christine Bürkle // Sissel Tolaas
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The Brief
Design a ‘collectable’ celebration of Roger McGough. The format is open to you but should incorporate information on his life and works. It could be a broadsheet(s), a brochure, a book – the choice is yours. If this requires folding, consider how the folds will affect the layout and design it accordingly. Incorporate a typographic interpretation of one of his poems as a separate item. This could be a poster but whatever form it takes must relate to the main item as they must be contained in some form of binding or container suitable for retail display, storage and at performances.

This work tries to visualize what is happening world wide
while you are just waiting for your water to boil.