Alle wollen ins Paradies. Ist man bloß ein Vogel unter vielen?, Stefanie’s BA thesis
There’s a fine line, and it can be found all over Stefanie Brückler’s work. Stefanie is an Austrian designer now working out of NYC, whose somewhat Kinfolk-y aesthetic incorporates fine details, a good serif typeface, and a healthy respect for whitespace. She’s currently at High Tide, where she touches a range of branding-adjacent projects; where Stephanie most shines is her editorial and print work.
Take, for example, her BA thesis project, called Alle wollen ins Paradies. Ist man bloß ein Vogel unter vielen? in German. An effort combining her own editorial design, illustration, writing, research, and photography, the thesis explores the pursuit of creative paradise, of carving out an original space of one’s own.
Of course, plenty more lovely things to see in Stefanie’s portfolio:
Medamothi Planum CD packaging and insert. Says Stefanie, “Medamothi Planum is a composition by Belma Beslic-Gál, named after the medamothi planum, a plain on Neptunes moon Triton.”
Stefanie’s business card is a perfect coaster shape and size. ;]
Design system for Lendwirbel, an annual block party, art directed by Stefanie.
The logo comes from the shape of Lend, Graz, where the block party takes place.
Into this rough constellation feeling.
Liebe geht durch den Magen, a cookbook Stefanie put together as a gift. This project is hers from top to bottom, design to writing to photography to production.
See more satisfying simplicity on Stefanie’s site.
