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Vienna Dackel (guys) designed by MOTMOT
We all love our "Wiener Dog". Don't you too?
100% sweatshop free!
Handprinted in Austria!
Vienna Street Signz (guys) designed by MOTMOT
Vienna Street Signz come from the past and are a blast!
100% sweatshop free!
Handprinted in Austria!
Vienna Street Signz (girls) designed by MOTMOT
Vienna Street Signz come from the past and a blast!
100% sweatshopfree!
Handprinted in Austria
GD2D+PD3D - Exhibition Catalogue designed by JULAND Barcelona Vienna
GD2D+PD3D, fresh air by PureAustrianDesign is an itinerant exhibition that reveals the essence of contemporary Austrian design and brings together contemporary graphic and product design. The 54-pages catalogue in full colour not only accompanies the exhibition, but even plays an important role in providing an essential element to visualize the exhibits: It contains a pair of 3D glasses which are a must to properly view especially the product images – in the book and on site.
AM Sitosun T-Shirts designed by sitoSun
T-Shirt Design for Vienna-based Streetwear company Advanced Minority
CI for SPOT ON WIEN - Flashing AustrianDesign & Music designed by JULAND Barcelona Vienna
The logo reflects the creative richness of Vienna and Austria: spots and the "W" are focused on the contemporary creativity. The historical example is the Viennese Modernism at the beginning of the 20th Century.
bauer courier brochure designed by bauer konzept & gestaltung gmbh
Our current portfolio is a homage to the Viennese couriers who take our design work to the right places.
Wine-Growing Estate Türk designed by bauer konzept & gestaltung gmbh
The new design is meant to create a sense of clarity, have a high-quality look, and be perceived as a classic in a short period of time.
Angewandte – Open House designed by bauer konzept & gestaltung gmbh
Communication and information media for the Vienna University of Applied Arts Open House.
Typewall “War of Signs” designed by bauer konzept & gestaltung gmbh
“Krieg der Zeichen – Spurenlesen im urbanen Raum” Exhibition (curated by Markus Hanzer) Typewall
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