D66 Amsterdam ontmoet / D66 Amsterdam meets
Bookdesign at G2K, Amsterdam. 2009. A present to those who attended the Dutch Democratic Party D66 brainstorm-dinners. Their names decorate the exterior of the publication.
De Ultieme Kudde / Herd
Bookdesign at G2K, Amsterdam. 2010. As part of the Visual Identity for Maven Publishing. How to Change Mass Behaviour by Harnessing Our True Nature. By Mark Earls. All the design-work for Maven has been awarded with a ‘Red Dot Design Award 2010’.
We Love Finance
Campaign design at G2K, Amsterdam. 2010. A simple but effective slogan: We Love Finance. Putting the ‘finance professionals’ of Brunel (job recruitment) in the spotlight. A teasing and frank statement in todays financial context. Website, twitter, hugs on location for financial specialists and national newspaper-ads. (various media)
Maven Publishing Spring 2010 Catalogue
Designed at G2K, Amsterdam. 2010. Spring 2010 releases Maven Publishing.
Care Visual Identity
Visual identity at G2K, Amsterdam. 2007/2008. The largest chain of car-repair-shops in Europe. The ‘e’ makes the subtle distinction between car and care.
MW3 Visual Identity
Visual identity at G2K, Amsterdam. 2009. MW3 founded by a ‘wealthy’ collective of men, aims for providing a safe webinterface, when one deals business outside the office. The tickertape which covers all the stationary, repeats MW3.
Zwind Visual Identity
Visual identity at G2K, Amsterdam. 2008/2009. In collaboration with Laura Hirt. Zwind operates in the public arena; creating local projects for social issues.
D66 Yes! flyers
Flyers accompanying the D66 Poster-series. Gay Yes!, Nightlife Yes! and Study Yes!. 2009.
Small Business 500 Gala
Event-design at G2K, Amsterdam. 2009. Wallpaper for a gala-reunion of Small Business Students in Haarlem, The Netherlands.
Het Idee M/V / The M/F Concept
Book design at G2K, Amsterdam. 2010. Part of the Visual Identity for Maven Publishing. Het idee M/V / The M/F concept. In short and humorous anecdotes Asha counters the popular theories of ‘men are from mars, women are from venus’ as nothing but old prejudices wrapped as modern insight. Her conclusions are both confronting and inspiring: the latest developments in genetics and brainscience shows that man-woman-differences are not a part of our genetics but re-created within every new generation.