TwoPoints.Net is directing the new Elisava postgraduate program in Typography. Based upon the traditional northern European typography education, this postgraduate program concentrates on typography as a tool for the undertaking of visual communication projects.

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

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

Neuland - The Future of German Graphic Design reveals a previously undiscovered territory - in search of young talent that will shape the future of German graphic design.

Neuland asks questions in place of providing answers: Are preconceived notions about German graphic design correct; does German graphic design really even exist? The answer to these inquires involved a journey to Germany, getting to know its German and immigrant designers, and a trip beyond Germany‘s borders, in pursuit of German designers who live abroad.

Neuland provides a helpful map of information for designers curious about study, lectures, workshops, books, or exhibitions in Germany; those individuals that want to learn about the history of design in Germany.

A Banjo Music ad for the magazine Brandlife.

Sergio and Noelia are a couple with a great sense of humor (he is stand-up writer for the Paramont Comedy channel). Their comedy is not pretentious and they approached their wedding planning with the same humor and a very clear desire to be themselves. When they asked us to help with the invitation, we designed a card that reflected the non-conventional and whimsical wedding to be. 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. This almost crude imagery is printed on a pearlescent and textured paper, one that expresses a sense of glamor that we also plan to see during the ceremony.

David Pàmies is a financial consultant and professor at the ESADE. As a younger member of his professional community, we immediately recalled a the business card competition scene of "American Psycho". Using this scene as our inspiration, we wanted to create a card that would make an impression. We came up with a white silkscreen print typography on thin sheets of oiled, real walnut. It is by far the most expensive businesscard we have ever designed!

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. He invited seven international designers and offices to create indvidual letters, which would be combined into a poster reflecting the "Cadavre Exquis" principles. Since we liked our letter and its countless versions so much, we eventually made an entire typeface out of it.

Internationally celebrated artist Boris Hoppek invited us to do an ad for his exhibition catalogue La Vagine. The only condition imposed was that the ad should reference the pornographic and serve as an advertisement of our work and office. Our unofficial title for the installation is "Cute pussies and golden balls, TwoPoints.Net has got it all.".

Presentation of the book Neuland - The Future of German Graphic Design by TwoPoints.Net. Special Guests: Colors and the Kids (Berlin)

The Corporate Identity we designed for Banjo Music will be exhibited by the Type Directors Club Tokyo from April 3-25, 2009 at the Ginza graphic gallery in Tokyo, Japan.

We launched a new website. It is will be much more flexible and easier to use. The site should be fully functional, but if you spot a bug, please send an email to our programmers at Gominola (ifoundabug@twopoints.net). Thank you and we hope you have fun with our new site.

Bambi/byLaura is a fashion brand based in London and Barcelona. Lead designer Laura Figueras has shown her work on the runways of Paris, Milan, London, and Barcelona. Her designs are sold at Topshop in London and she has recently developed a signature line for Roxy.

TwoPoints.Net designed a flexible visual identity design based upon a corporate typeface and corporate elements with infinite configuration possibilities.

DesignBy.TwoPoints.Net was founded in 2007 with the aim to do exceptional design work. Work that is tailored to our clients needs, work that excites our clients customers, work that hasn’t been done before, work that does more than work.

Our contribution to the sixth issue of the Israelian art magazine A5 MAGAZINE, whose subject was Sex.

Banjo Music has created the music for commercials, cinema and television. Each piece of music is made exclusively for each project, which required flexible musical styles. Their corporate identity had to express this flexibility, but also have a solid visual language that ensures the recognition of the brand.

Montjuïc de Nit (Montjuic at night) is a festival that will be celebrated yearly in the Montjuïc area of Barcelona. The beauty of this festival is the participation of the various institutions (theatres, museums, cinemas, swimming pools, etc.) located on Montjuïc. All of these institutions are invited to open their doors during an entire night dedicated to Montjuïc de Nit.

TpLlum is a typeface that we designed for the festival Montjuïc de Nit. Llum means light in Catalan. Because it is used over a dark background, it was important that the typeface is very bright, made possible by its heavy cut. It works especially well when backlit.

"Money, time and content are the most important factors to take into consideration when it comes to exhibition design." So say Martin Lorenz and Lupi Asensio of TwoPoints.Net, whose name is explained thus: "We were looking for a name that could reflect the function of design, without overloading the name with significance. We came up with the figure ":", because it connects the author with the message. ..."

For our friends Color and the Kids we first asked ourselves, "How could we create a design for other designers?" In answer to this challenge, we developed a grid format-based corporate identity, a kind of formwork that established its own character, but was flexible enough so that the designers could then customize the "infill" in whatever manner they desired. Looking at the results, it has been a very interesting match-up of designers versus designers...

Verb Crisis examines architectural solutions to the extraordinary conditions of an increasingly dense and interdependent world. It presents innovative projects and research through original photos, essays, and exclusive interviews with key figures from architecture and urban planning to environmental, economic, and global affairs. Confronted by shifting densities and uncharted urban transformations, Crisis tackles the conflict between the physical limits of architectural design and the demands on the practice for an updated social relevance. TwoPoints.Net designed not only the book, but a flexible visual system that they editors could easily work with, a quality that was a significant advantage in helping to communicate the complex layers of information.

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.

Everyone familiar Holland, knows that the Dutch are thirsty for innovation: for the new that reinvents the old; new rules that question the old.

The Get Involved parties at the London club The Social are known for their excellent posters. In addition to famous designers such as Build, Anthony Burrill and Jon Burgerman, TwoPoints.Net designed a series of posters that involve the collaboration of the public in order to be completed.

Elisava is considered to be among the best design universities in Spain, with over eight hundred students from the disciplines of graphic design, industrial design and interior design receive their degree each year. For this occasion, the university organizes a graduation ceremony, which includes attendees that include leading designers such as Yves Zimmermann. TwoPoints.Net was commissioned to design the visual identity (VI) for this event.

Novum the 80 years old design magazine from germany, gave us the honor to design a cover. Besides the cover, the issue contains a six pages article about us.

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.