Moritz Pommer Personal RSS Feed http://www.behance.net/Moritz In German culture there's one very famous hobby connected to building model trains and whole sceneries coming with it. Many older men build such a micro-landscape in their cellars as a lifetime project. They totally submerse themselves in that world. The gothic font adds some heavy metal appeal. Finally the style represents the freshness of the label Hobbyism. Hope you like it. http://www.behance.net/Gallery/Full-Time-Hobby-Records/332756 In German culture there's one very famous hobby connected to building model trains and whole sceneries coming with it. Many older men build such a micro-landscape in their cellars as a lifetime project. They totally submerse themselves in that world. The gothic font adds some heavy metal appeal. Finally the style represents the freshness of the label Hobbyism. Hope you like it. http://www.behance.net/Gallery/Full-Time-Hobby-Records/332756 Fri, 23 Oct 2009 09:39:28 -0500 This project is a design approach to climate change. Although cars may still be attractive, we should seriously try harder to minimize their use. The message is simple: Bikes are better in uncountable cases. So let's replace comfort and status with smartness. If we don't want our world to look like that in the future. The brand Mini, however, is not affiliated with this project in any way. It is a non-commercial, experimental design concept at the moment. http://www.behance.net/Gallery/Mini-A-Comparison/123324 This project is a design approach to climate change. Although cars may still be attractive, we should seriously try harder to minimize their use. The message is simple: Bikes are better in uncountable cases. So let's replace comfort and status with smartness. If we don't want our world to look like that in the future. The brand Mini, however, is not affiliated with this project in any way. It is a non-commercial, experimental design concept at the moment. http://www.behance.net/Gallery/Mini-A-Comparison/123324 Thu, 04 Sep 2008 09:43:15 -0500 This is a 80ies retro-style campaign for a German music TV station. Supplying you with some funk from the trunk. http://www.behance.net/Gallery/Teaser-Campaign-for-iMusic-TV/65196 This is a 80ies retro-style campaign for a German music TV station. Supplying you with some funk from the trunk. http://www.behance.net/Gallery/Teaser-Campaign-for-iMusic-TV/65196 Sat, 15 Mar 2008 16:16:52 -0500 Logotopographicological Manual Simple things you can do to avoid harming logos Most of the symbols & signage brought to our clinic suffer from injuries or problems caused by brutal CI guidelines. Logos face threats from CI destruction and/or human oversight. Although protecting logos can seem overwhelming at times, even small actions in your own neighborhood can help protect many different logos. You can protect logos for future generations. Prevent your logo and/or CI from attacking and/or playing with ugly logos. Don't allow them to run without supervision and raise your logos with care. Many injured logos are brought to the clinic each year with terrible wounds from amateur design attacks. Alert logos to loverloaded exposure of design in your environment, such as mutant furniture or picture windows. Hang streamers, provide logo silhouettes on a glass surface, or allow your habitat to be a little dirty. Reducing logo accumulation should also cut down on the number of logos which collide, often fatally, for example on websites and/or flyers. Educate logos to respect and care for all other signage and their habitats. Children need to learn that logos are not playthings and should be allowed to go about their lives without being touched by general marketing staff. Children should also be told not to destroy logos and their homes. Use non-stereotype logos in your yard and/or garden. Logos should not be left alone in CI guidelines unattended. Logos often fall deep into these guidelines and few survive. Create logo friendly areas in your backyard. When choosing your ideology and/or landscaping, choose native designs that can provide shelter to native ideas. This will also help cut down on corporate design pollution. Add simple elements to your yard or garden to attract and shelter these species. Do not attempt to raise or keep logos exclusively with yourself. Not only is it illegal, but logos do not make good pets and captivity poses a constant stress to them. Young wild logos raised without contact with their own species fail to develop survival skills and fear of humans, virtually eliminating their chances of survival in the corporate design wilderness. Abundant exposure of logos always helps. Repetition is king. In case of emergency call 1-900-LOGO CLINIC. http://www.behance.net/Gallery/Statements-of-Symbolism/162728 Logotopographicological Manual Simple things you can do to avoid harming logos Most of the symbols & signage brought to our clinic suffer from injuries or problems caused by brutal CI guidelines. Logos face threats from CI destruction and/or human oversight. Although protecting logos can seem overwhelming at times, even small actions in your own neighborhood can help protect many different logos. You can protect logos for future generations. Prevent your logo and/or CI from attacking and/or playing with ugly logos. Don't allow them to run without supervision and raise your logos with care. Many injured logos are brought to the clinic each year with terrible wounds from amateur design attacks. Alert logos to loverloaded exposure of design in your environment, such as mutant furniture or picture windows. Hang streamers, provide logo silhouettes on a glass surface, or allow your habitat to be a little dirty. Reducing logo accumulation should also cut down on the number of logos which collide, often fatally, for example on websites and/or flyers. Educate logos to respect and care for all other signage and their habitats. Children need to learn that logos are not playthings and should be allowed to go about their lives without being touched by general marketing staff. Children should also be told not to destroy logos and their homes. Use non-stereotype logos in your yard and/or garden. Logos should not be left alone in CI guidelines unattended. Logos often fall deep into these guidelines and few survive. Create logo friendly areas in your backyard. When choosing your ideology and/or landscaping, choose native designs that can provide shelter to native ideas. This will also help cut down on corporate design pollution. Add simple elements to your yard or garden to attract and shelter these species. Do not attempt to raise or keep logos exclusively with yourself. Not only is it illegal, but logos do not make good pets and captivity poses a constant stress to them. Young wild logos raised without contact with their own species fail to develop survival skills and fear of humans, virtually eliminating their chances of survival in the corporate design wilderness. Abundant exposure of logos always helps. Repetition is king. In case of emergency call 1-900-LOGO CLINIC. http://www.behance.net/Gallery/Statements-of-Symbolism/162728 Sun, 28 Dec 2008 20:04:07 -0600 This is a free design project for my beloved wife, Mitra. http://www.behance.net/Gallery/A-Love-Declaration/136201 This is a free design project for my beloved wife, Mitra. http://www.behance.net/Gallery/A-Love-Declaration/136201 Tue, 14 Oct 2008 09:24:19 -0500