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Pluralist: Can the act of reading become a part of publishing?

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Drawing Table: Can complexity be experienced through collaboration?

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FontFiction: Is there a narrative in typographical textures?

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Wip-Show: What is the essence of studying at the Royal College of Art?

Wip-Show: What is the essence of studying at the Royal College of Art?

2018

2018, Visual identity—The Work in Progress Show 2018 of the Royal College unites 24 Master pathways which unifies one key aspect: Asking questions. Based on an open call a collection of questioned submitted by students build the foundation of a key visual for creating a visual identity of the School of Communication. A visual stream of questions which lead to new questions. A fountain of curiousness that nourishes new research.

Visual Identity: Dominik Langloh, Angelo Stitz— Comissioned: Royal College of Art, London— Print: YouLovePrint, London—
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Posters.

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Five different posters compose a stream of questions.

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A poster contains at the back the map.

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Back of the folded poster.

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Entrance.

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Wayfinding system.

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Wayfinding system.

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Website of the School of Communication www.soc2018.rca.ac.uk

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    Strangers Con(text): How can context be communicated between strangers?

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    Sonicacrostipunctus: How can the non-translatable be materialised?

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    Quantum Camera: How to record the “entanglement” between people?

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    Typo Panorama: What is the materiality of the digital?

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    Dialect Translator: How to learn a foreign language?

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    Responsive Type: Can a typographical character respond to the context of its user?

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    Gift Wrap Paper #2: How can figures be used to make patterns?

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    Gift Wrap Paper #1: How can figures be used to create ornaments?

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    13 Character Disorders: How to visualise the different types of character disorders?

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