Tim Kaufmann

We have been working on this web-project for over a year now and I'm pretty proud to announce its launch today.

Delve into our archive of old and new architecture, of stories and history, of places and people.

Take look at https://delve.site/ and keep updated via facebook https://www.facebook.com/delve.site/?fref=ts

Delve

Adieu 2016. I’m closing the studio for this year.
Here’s a sneak peek of the studio’s new year cards.
See you next year.

The nice people of Ligature.ch had a little chat with me.
Read the full interview here: http://ligature.ch/2016/04/tim-kaufmann-interview/

In summer 2014 Jonathan Danko Kielkowski told me about his crazy plan going to Genoa to swim out to the wreck of cruise ship Costa Concordia to document the place during its last days before demolition. Today, one and a half years later, he co-published an art book with his documentary photographs of the former luxury liner.
He is over at Los Angeles Art Book Fair at the Geffen Contemporary/MoCA right now promoting his new book, designed and published by White Press.

Pay him a visit or check out the beta-version of his website, I designed at the end of 2015: http://jd-kielkowski.com

Printed matter of his visual identity are in production. Some pictures soon.

Copyright © Jonathan Danko Kielkowski

Some of our posters were published on http://visuelle.co.uk, curated by David Bennett.
Merci, Nina & Darius.

Check: http://visuelle.co.uk/folio-tim-kaufmann/

NEW WORK & NEW WEBSITE.

Have a look:
www.tim-kaufmann.net

Tim Kaufmann, Büro für grafische Gestaltung Tim Kaufmann runs a graphic design studio for analogue and digital media based in Nuremberg, Germany. Specialized in visual identities, printed matter and websites the studio’s working method follows a systematic approach of research and conception with a distinct focus on developing project-specifi…