Andrea VENTURA created the cover for UniSPIEGEL as well as various illustrations inside. The story titled 'At the End of a Night' tells the bizarre account of two students who tried to steal a valuable painting from the Germanic National Museum in Nuremberg in summer, 2014. They did all of this drunk and after Germany won the World Cup Football Championship. We know - doesn't this sound like a movie?
CICERO magazine already reported on the ever-recurring topic in December concerning the dramatic situation of refugees, in particular, in regard to Germans and their sentiments on the matter. Emiliano PONZI delivered the convincing cover illustration for the title 'The Boat is Full'.
For some time now, Germany has been among the most popular travel destinations in the world. And for the campagne 'Becoming Acquainted With Germany', the GOETHE INSTITUT has commissioned an entire team of 2AGENTEN illustrators to make the posters of the featured cities: Julia PFALLER (Munich), Martin HAAKE (map of Germany), Pietari POSTI (Mannheim-Heidelberg), Rinah LANG (Bremen), Romy BLÜMEL (Dresden) und Tim DINTER (Frankfurt). See Germany 6-fold here on GoSee.
Emiliano PONZI illustrates regularly for the Italian daily paper LA REPUBBLICA. We present two images on GoSee that shine a creative light on the subject of travel organizations.
Illustrator James BOAST gave work-Life balance in WIRED mag a new face.
Happy Chinese New Year! Here with a image by James BOAST.
For an article for SALON Magazine by the author of Russian Disco and Berliner-by-choice Wladimir Kaminer, Lehel KOVÁS created an illustration for the grateful topic 'Rich Russians'. Each issue of the magazine contains articles about everything concerning hospitality, dining culture and etiquette.
Maren ESDAR designed an invitation for the SOFITEL in Vienna.
Statistics can be this beautiful: the Austrian technology and capital goods group VOESTALPINE commissioned Mathis REKOWSKI with a detailed illustration for the in-house customer magazine. Protagonists of the image: London, Ruanda, Silicon Valley, Bangalore, and Chile.
Olaf HAJEK had a romp of gigantic dimension with the illustration and sculpture project of the South Korean department store LOTTE. His fable creature plants cover the entire outer facade, they grow into life-size figures out of books or dance around a drum carousel – all this with the motto 'Open your Dreams'.
With colorfully designed water tanks, the New York WATER TANK PROJECT calls attention to the important role of water. Illustrator Olaf HAJEK also decorated one of the water tanks distributed on the rooftops of the city with his typically playful signature. We show you the underwater image here on GoSee.
About - The Water Tank Project Launching summer 2014, The Water Tank Project will transform the New York City skyline. Artwork by acclaimed artists and New York City public school students will be wrapped around rooftop water tanks throughout the city, celebrating the talents of established and emerging artists, and calling attention to the global water crisis.
The Water Tank Project is part art exhibition, part awareness campaign. For the duration of the project, art above will be complemented by action on the ground through educational programs, public tours, social media activities and a symposium dedicated to inspiring fresh views on global water issues.
Our aim is to produce art as social intervention, to inspire awe and joy, to educate, and to alter attitudes and habits among those who experience The Water Tank Project, ultimately creating meaningful and long-lasting change. The Water Tank Project is the inaugural initiative of Word Above the Street, a non-profit dedicated to fostering environmental awareness and social advocacy through art. href="http://www.thewatertankproject.org">thewatertankproject.org
Inspired by the logo of the cafe chain, Pietari POSTI illustrated two mermaids for STARBUCKS USA. For those who didn’t know: Up to 1987, the original logo used to show a bare-breasted siren, who, however, has been modified over the years for reasons of absolutely politically motivated correctness. In the second version, up to 1992 the bosom area was covered by hair – and ever since, not even the previously visible belly button has been seen.
'Shop til you drop' - Pietari POSTI illustrated the ad series for the WESTFIELD Shopping Center in London.
There is nothing like home cooking is exactly what TV cook Tim Mälzer thinks. For his new cookbook 'Heimat' from MOSAIK PUBLISHING COMPANY, he set out on a culinary journey spanning from Lake Constance to the island of Sylt where he gathered the secrets of traditional cuisine. Rinah LANG garnished the book with illustrations typical of the regions visited.
In an interview, Tim Mälzer explains: "We really have outstanding products. But I would like to stress that it is not about a competition of different regional cuisines. It is about getting people to see what is happening right in their own front yard. It’s worth it, we have very many great things. " We second that emotion. For the complete interview, visit http://www.randomhouse.de/Interview_mit_Tim_Maelzer_zu_HEIMAT/aid56269.rhd?aid=56269">randomhouse.de.
To accompany an article on vintage design, Romy BLÜMEL illustrated long-established coziness for CICERO magazine, the publication for political culture.
The 'World of Engineering' in FERCHAU customer magazine – illustrated by Stephan WALTER.
In the British daily paper THE GUARDIAN, Tina BERNING’s aquarelle painting was an artistic embellishment to the article on the Italian author Elena Ferrante, who was born in Naples and is considered a literary sensation – about whom though not very much is known. The complete article is available online at href="http://www.theguardian.com/books/2014/oct/31/elena-ferrante-literary-sensation-nobody-knows">theguardian.com.
Inspired by his present residency in Athens, the illustrator Daniel EGNÉUS created views of the city for an exhibition. His favored targets: the fleamarket of Monastiraki, the squares Omonia and Agias Irinis, as well as a self-portrait on the Marasli Street.
Toby NEILAN shows 'Local Shops on High Street'.
New at 2AGENTEN is the Israeli illustrator Noam WEINER, who is currently living in Hamburg. After her graduation from the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem, she worked as general designer and illustrator for the homepage company Wix. During this time, she took a new path as a freelance illustrator and was able to acquire newspapers, magazines, theaters and cultural institutions as her customers. Here is a little taste for you on GoSee.
Represented by 2AGENTEN from now on is WRK, the studio for graphic design & tactile illustration in Dortmund. The team, consisting of Andrea Weber, Damoun Rizai and Eva Klein, starts where conventional design meets its limit. The studio stands for unique hand-made products and limitless imagination. Their works were already showcased among other places in Geo, in Fräulein magazine and Glamour. And from now on also in GoSee News.
