‘Nonante,’ is the Swiss-French for ninety (as opposed to the French-French ‘quartre-vingt-dix) and it is the number of days I spent as a student of the Haute École d’Art et de Design, Genève.
This is the name of my newsletter about life as a design student in Geneva, in comparison to Dublin. As part of a layout class, we were encouraged to develop a distinct visual identity of our own to carry through our publication. My layout was influenced by the Swiss visual language around me and the fact that I was typesetting everything in two languages.
I supplied my own content; illustration, articles in French and English accompanied by film photographs taken by me in Dublin and Geneva. Typefaces are Executive and Wilma Base.
This is the name of my newsletter about life as a design student in Geneva, in comparison to Dublin. As part of a layout class, we were encouraged to develop a distinct visual identity of our own to carry through our publication. My layout was influenced by the Swiss visual language around me and the fact that I was typesetting everything in two languages.
I supplied my own content; illustration, articles in French and English accompanied by film photographs taken by me in Dublin and Geneva. Typefaces are Executive and Wilma Base.
