Communication of a press article – 2019

Communication of a press article – 2019

Communication of a chosen press article. Second year course of graphic design in context, centered on image creation and editorial design.

Studio project (2019) with Nicole Udry

Students
Pauline Baldinetti, Inés Barrionuevo, Emilie Bouchet, Alexandre Brunisholz, Emma Chapuis, Isabel Garcia Argos, Hugo Hectus, Elena Najdovski, Julie Neuhaus, Thaïs Nguyen Huu, Lynne Nougou, Laetitia Paroz, Guillaume Pavia, Ares Pedroli, Amanda Puna, Julie Ryser, Samuel Schmidt, Timo Tiffert, Laura Trummer, Adeline Vermot
Know-how
Editorial

Communication of a chosen press article.

Second year course of graphic design in context, centered on image creation and editorial design.

Benjamin Huerta
Benjamin Huerta
Benjamin Huerta
Benjamin Huerta
Benjamin Huerta
Benjamin Huerta

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Elena Najdovski & Julie Ryser
Elena Najdovski & Julie Ryser
Elena Najdovski & Julie Ryser
Elena Najdovski & Julie Ryser
Elena Najdovski & Julie Ryser

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Julie Neuhaus & Laetitia Paroz
Julie Neuhaus & Laetitia Paroz
Julie Neuhaus & Laetitia Paroz
Julie Neuhaus & Laetitia Paroz

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Laura Trummer & Inès Barrionuevo
Laura Trummer & Inès Barrionuevo
Laura Trummer & Inès Barrionuevo
Laura Trummer & Inès Barrionuevo
Laura Trummer & Inès Barrionuevo

1/5

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