TwoPoints.Net —Barcelona, Berlin

Barcelona. Leaving three days of fever delirium behind, but packing my 38°C degree fever to take along, soaked into a never ending dizziness I find myself in a Taxi to Barcelona Airport, 30 minutes before the departure of my plane to Paris.

In 2009 the design school Elisava moved to a new, larger building on the Rambla, and took this as an opportunity to make contact with the Associació d'Amics, Veins i comerciante de la Rambla (The association of friends, neighbours and traders of the Rambla). TwoPoints.Net, as directors of a postgraduate degree and teachers at Elisavas, were commissioned to create a visual identity for a possible application on the Ramblas for the World Heritage Site. The identity was launched on the 2nd February 2010, which was presented to the Mayor of Barcelona.

Aamodt/Plumb Architects asked Constructing Communications —a collaboration of TwoPoints.Net with Irene Hwang— to design a pattern for the façade of the Hamptons Beach House, New York, USA. The pattern should make a reference to the vegetation the house is surrounded by. TwoPoints.Net drew a vector-based calligraphic, floral pattern which was cut-out in thick steel panels.

latino-gráfico presents a colorful selection of graphic design, illustration, and typography that explores one of the world's most dynamic and unique design cultures.

Neue invited TwoPoints.Net to illustrate Barcelona.

Apart from the stationery, these three booklets are among the first items to which the new visual identity of the Helsinki Design Lab has been applied.

When our client Banjo Music moved in to a new studio, we thought we'd make them a gift in the form of this poster. The poster plays with the corporate elements of the visual identity.

Banjo Music wanted to send a special Christmas gift to their clients. To avoid the predictable kind of corporate seasonal giveaway, TwoPoints.Net decided to make something useful and so designed some Banjo Music wrapping paper, which their clients could use to wrap presents for work colleagues or loved-ones. A gift for all their gifts.

The british design magazine Creative Review asked five studios around the world to show where they work. Among them TwoPoints.Net.

TwoPoints.Net tackled surgical lights as the subject for the cover illustration of the German design magazine design report.

Helsinki Design Lab (HDL), a project initiated by Sitra – The Finnish Innovation Fund – fosters state-of-the-art knowledge, capability, and achievement in the area of strategic design in order to improve global supply of this essential 21st century problem solving skill."

TwoPoints.Net designed this year's Christmas greeting material for the Col·legi Oficial Disseny Gràfic Catalunya (Professional Association of Graphic Designers in Catalonia). Instead of sending a postcard or chocolates, we wanted to make something useful during Christmas -- a kind of play on the idea of a present -- so we thought to ourselves that there would be nothing better than designing a custom wrapping paper for the holidays!

Martin Lorenz published his series "Pairs" in the book "Emporio" by La Santa Cultura Visual - New Space of Experimentation and Creation Barcelona.

Munich-based brand agency KMS TEAM commissioned a visual system for their proposal on a brand strategy of the communication of Vodafone Germany. Examples of commercial ads for different products had to be developed.

A Banjo Music ad for the magazine Brandlife.

The photocopied and brightly colored images tell the couple's story, from where they grew up, to how they met, and even includes the spot where the wedding will be held.

Page, the German design magazine, asked us to make an attempt at the impossible: Summarize the best of Barcelona in under 4000 characters. Wir werden mit Sicherheit unsere Tipps bald erweitern müssen.

In addition to our office, container Plus from London, Martin Svoboda of Funkfu from Prague, Kerstin Linder Meier of Univers poétiques from Paris, Andy Simionato of This Is A Magazine from Milan, Musa Collective from Lisbon and Erik Kessels of Kessel Kramer in Amsterdam, also participated in this project.

Cadavre is a project by Julien Arts, a young graphic designer from the Netherlands.

Internationally celebrated artist Boris Hoppek invited us to do an ad for his exhibition catalogue La Vagine.

Grec is one of the most successful festivals in Barcelona. Its programming is as broad as its audience. From pop concerts to opera, theatre and ballet, to the circus and puppet theatre, the very diverse groups attend theGrec.

One hundred and ten companies participated in a survey about readership workspace that was conducted by the Danish IT magazine "Version2". TwoPoints.Net was asked to illustrate the results of this survey.

Platano Verde from Venezuela invited us to design the cover of their magazine. The theme of this issue was "Power".

The Spanish design magazine Visual featured a nice article about us. Feeling grateful, we shared a view of our garden and its animals on their cover.

Creators Magazine invited us to design a series of three spreads about rush hour in Barcelona, which occurs between 8:00 and 9:00 o’clock. They made us get up early, but in retun, gave us the chance to face our city through rush hour traffic.

Carlitos y Patricia, the successful advertising duo from Barcelona, asked us to design a poster and stationery for their campaign The Golden Pig Project. The campaign promotes Carlitos y Patricia, both born in the year of 1971, or year of the pig according to the Chinese lunar calendar.

The New York-based magazine Metropolis hired us to illustrate a series of very interesting articles about design. An intensive exchange with the magazine was vital in creation of the right visualization for the texts.

TwoPoints.Net was invited to design a poster for the centennial of the “Palau De La Música Catalana” in Barcelona, an internationally known concert hall. The task was to create a visual guide of the Palau's history and future.

For the first time in its history "The One Weekend Book Series" has become accessible to a worldwide public.

Wemove is a programming studio. In order to properly reach their customers, they came to us to create a new visual identity that would connect their vision with that of their clientele.