When I’m on my game
Nothing can stop me unless
Something else comes up.
What ever became
Of Emmanuel Lewis?
That man had talent.
Illustrator/Typographer/Designer Anne Ulku
Some favorite zooms of illustrated haikus
Here is a tiny logo, for rice, out of rice / Anne Ulku
I hosted a workshop as a part of an MCAD graphic design student’s senior thesis project about collaboration - Co-Lab by Kayla Kern.
The workshop was about the collaboration of ideas and collaboration of working together in pairs, all directed by a Design Wheel. The Design Wheel acted in a way that would direct the spinner on which idea and at what size to draw, or which idea to combine with whichever idea. It was a challenge both of bringing random ideas or objects together, as well as bringing two minds together.
Objects on design wheel are as follows: Spiral, Repetition, Zigzag, Blob, Dots, Gradient, Water, Crisscross, 3-d Triangle, Circle, Starburst, Perspective. These words on the spinner are in a category of either Large or Small.
Two finished logos for a water pipe inspection company and a new camera device they use to monitor clean pipes and sewers.
I care immensely
About not giving a damn.
My name is Hipster.
Fresh (heh) off the press. Letterpress business cards printed by Studio on Fire / silver metallic duplexed on Neenah classic crest with an inked edge. Logo design for Fresh Artist Management - my new agent / freshartistmgmt.com
Inspired by architecture and sculpture, this poster embodies the concept of the bicycle as a sculptural and kinetic art form that transports the character and essence of our city and environment.
Anne Ulku / Artcrank Minneapolis 2013 / Gold bicycle
onlyfromthedistance: Anne Ulku
Since graduating from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, Anne Ulku has become hot property in the Graphic Design world. Her work is bold and adventurous and her client list is enough to make any young creative green with envy.
In an abundance of excellent projects, our personal…
I was pleasantly approached by Dwell Magazine to create custom lettering for their Made In America issue, to represent the Midwest.
