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Download Presskit.Pdf FL@33 T +44 (0)20 7168 7990 flat33.com 59 Britton Street M +44 (0)7801 950 195 stereohype.com London E [email protected] bzzzpeek.com EC1M 5UU postcard-book.info UK madeandsold.com 3d-type.com <– NEW FL@33 Ltd. multi-disciplinary design studio for visual communication ABOUT US [10/2011] FL@33 is a multi-disciplinary design studio for visual communication based in London. Its two founders, Agathe Jacquillat (French, from Paris) and Tomi Vollauschek (Austrian, but from Frankfurt, Germany), met on the Royal College of Art’s postgraduate Communication Art and Design course in 1999 and set up their company after graduating in 2001. The studio is specialised in creating integrated design solutions for a diverse range of international clients. FL@33’s work encompasses art direction, logos and identity systems, book design, book and magazine covers, posters, publication and editorial design, illustration, digital, moving image, exhibitions and websites. FL@33 is well-known for delivering outstanding results and a dedicated and personal service. The studio’s extensive experience and dedication is reflected in their portfolio – now spanning over a decade of vibrant, fresh and engaging visual communication. The two launched Stereohype.com – a graphic art and fashion boutique – in 2004: it is a T-shirt and button badge label and an international platform for both emerging and established talents. The duo have also released self-initiated projects such as the award-winning Trans-form magazine and the popular online sound collection project bzzzpeek.com. FL@33 interviews, features and studio profiles have been published online and in more than 180 magazines, newspapers and books around the world. Interviews with the duo also appeared on BBC Radio and NPR (America’s National Public Radio). Agathe Jacquillat and Tomi Vollauschek often judge competitions and award schemes, including YCN, FITC, D&AD and Selected. In 2010 FL@33 gave a talk in Barcelona at the Selected A: Graphic Design from Europe conference, which was organised by Index Book. A FL@33 monograph was published in 2005 as part of the bilingual (English and French) design&designer book series by Pyramyd Editions. Three other books conceived, compiled, written, edited and designed by FL@33 have been published by Laurence King: Postcard appeared in 2008, followed by Made & Sold: Toys, T-Shirts, Prints, Zines and Other Stuff in 2009 and more recently The 3D Type Book in 2011. Postcard was also translated into French (Cartes Postales, Pyramyd Editions), German (Postcard: Postkarten-Design heute, DuMont Buchverlag) and Spanish (Postales: Diseño por correo, Gustavo Gili). The studio’s past and current international clients include MTV Networks, the BBC, the Royal Festival Hall, Laurence King Publishing, Creative Review, Computer Arts, Groupe Galeries Lafayette, Matelsom, Habitat, Penrhyn Books, Weeks & Cowling, MMM-Festival and Friends of the Earth, beside many others. Agathe Jacquillat MA (RCA) + Tomi Vollauschek MA (RCA) PLEASE NOTE: FL@33 is written in uppercase only - without any spaces before or after ‘@’. There is NO letter ‘T’ in FL@33. FL@33 is pronounced like ‘flat33’. FL@33 is NOT an email address... ([email protected]) THANKS! FL@33 T +44 (0)20 7168 7990 flat33.com 59 Britton Street M +44 (0)7801 950 195 stereohype.com London E [email protected] bzzzpeek.com EC1M 5UU postcard-book.info UK madeandsold.com 3d-type.com <– NEW FL@33 Ltd ACHIEVEMENTS AND PUBLICATIONS FL@33 | PRESS COMPLETE (AS COMPLETE AS WE ARE AWARE OF) | last update: October 6th, 2011 please find complete profiles and interviews at flat33.com >>> press If you know of any additional mentions, reviews, articles and features please don’t hesitate to let us know. COMING SOON: grafik, issue 193, favourite letterform selected by FL@33’s tomi vollauschek, london, autumn 2011 logotype, by michael evamy, laurence king publishing, london, 2012 2011 de volkskrant, 3 sept 2011, newspaper, the 3d type book review, boeken: in beeld – 3d-letterontwerp, alfabet van stropdas en geraspte kaas, p.9, amsterdam, sept 2011 talk to me – moma, museum of modern art exhibition catalogue, by paola antonelli, bzzzpeek.com feature, p. 179, new york, oct 2011 idn magazine, v18n3: glitch issue, the 3d type book review, p.101, hong kong, june–july 2011 novum – world of graphic design, july 2011 issue, the 3d type book review, p.15, munich, june 2011 page, july issue, feature: 10 fragen, die kreative heute bewegen (10 questions that move today’s creatives), FL@33 on p.31,hamburg, june 2011 metropolis, june 2011 issue, bookshelf: in review: the 3d type book, p.118, new york, may 2011 symbol, laurence king publishing, by steven bateman and angus hyland, p.248, p.284 and p.293, london, may 2011 page, june issue, typowelt: 3-d-typo, the 3d type book review, p.68, hamburg, may 2011 >>> the 3d type book, 1300+ pictures of 300+ projects by 160+ contributors, laurence king publishing, conceived, compiled, written and designed by agathe jacquillat and tomi vollauchek at FL@33 – also featured: pp.88–89, london, april 2011 grafik, issue 189, the 3d type book review, pp.118–119, london, april 2011 digital arts, april issue, the 3d type book review, spotlight: ‘FL@33 take type off the page’, p.13, london, march 2011 creative review, march issue, typography: the 3d type book (p)review, p.18, london, feb 2011 2010 digital arts, jan’11 issue, FL@33/Stereohype feature, creative freedom: badgemania with FL@33, by johann chan, p.66, london, dec 2010 designers’ identities, laurence king publishing, by liz farrelly, pp.102–105, london, nov 2010 nido – wir sind eine familie, stern, verlag neon magazin, halbe stunde zeit: internet: bzzzpeek.com mention, p.134, munich, nov 2010 typoshirt one, index book, by edited by magma brand design, statement/1141–1144, barcelona, oct 2010 selected a – graphic design from europe, index book, presentation of/work by jury panel members, pp.7–10, pp.108–109, pp.262–263, p.301, p.391 plus 8min20sec (2009) video on attached dvd, oct 2010 design week, 2 september 2010, stereohype has created a range of themed button badges for habitat, london, sep 2010 design week, 29 july 2010, b for books, penryhn books – identity, website and books, london, july 2010 ari magazine, issue 2, made & sold mention, thailand, june 2010 how to use images, laurence king, by lindsey marshall and lester meachem (from the ‘porfolio skills’ series), p.107, london, june 2010 rgb – british graphics, actar, by marc valli and richard brereton, FL@33 profile/interview, pp.86–89, barcelona, may 2010 digital arts, february issue, interview excerpts in ‘draw some ca$h’, by alice ross, pp.32–36, london, jan 2010 2009 creative review, december issue, marc valli: best books from 2009 (incl. FL@33’s made & sold), p.27, london, nov 2009 british design 2010, bis publishers, showcase of recent design from top UK design studios, p.46–47, amsterdam, 2009 computer arts project 130, december issue, underground inspirations, by lawrence zeegen, p.58–64, FL@33/Stereohype feature, p.63, inspirational books: made&sold review, pp.94–95, london, nov 2009 page, december 2009 issue, book review: FL@33’s made & sold, p.111, hamburg, nov 2009 digital arts, november issue, B.I.O. (by invitation only) button badge series 8, london, p.8, oct 2009 >>> made & sold: toys, t-shirts, prints, zines and other stuff, on sideline products by graphic designers, illustrators and artists, laurence king publishing, conceived, compiled, written and designed by agathe jacquillat and tomi vollauchek at FL@33 – also featured: pp.60–61, pp.114–117, pp.160–161 and pp.166–167, london, oct 2009 design play – an array of quirky design, let eyes and brains play. 100 best entries, pp.221–222, viction:ary, hong kong, sept 2009 digital arts, october issue, headline news story: review: FL@33’s made & sold – ‘illustrators find new ways to earn’, p.6, london, sept 2009 the graphic eye: photographs by international graphic designers, rotovision (europe)/chronicle (usa), by stefan g. bucher, rotovision’s paperback edition features a photograph by FL@33 on front cover, pp.164–165, hove, east sussex/san francisco, ca, sept 2009 neuland – the future of german graphic design, actar, by twopoints.net, FL@33 profile/interview, pp.442–449, barcelona, sept 2009 graphic design, referenced – a visual guide to the language, applications, and history of graphic design, rockport, by bryony gomez-palacio and armin vit at underconsideration llc, knowledge in classrooms: the royal college of art, london, p.135, beverly, ma, usa, july 2009 business cards 3 – designs on saying hello, laurence king, by michael dorrian and liz farrelly, p.160, pp.168–169, london, june 2009 basics typography 01: virtual typography, ava, by matthias hillner @ studio for virtual typography, p.6, pp.40–41, lausanne, may 2009 love design, daab, by paola bjaringer, pp.212–215, cologne, april 2009 grafik, july issue 175, viewpoint: ‘do you need to be able to draw to be a designer?’, p.73, london, june 2009 novum – world of graphic design, anniversary issue: 85 years of novum, p.53, munich, may 2009 computer arts 159, october issue, ‘online outlets’ by sean ashcroft, featuring stereohype.com, pp.98–99, london, march 2009 geo saison extra and brigitte special, reisen mit kindern, ‘ich bin ein italo-frosch’ on bzzzpeek.com, p.9, hamburg, march 2009 2008 digital arts, december issue, ‘pulse‘ section: book review: FL@33‘s postcard, p.14, london, dec 2008 page, december 2008 issue, book review: FL@33‘s ‘postcard‘, p.110, hamburg, dec 2008 good vs evil, issue 2:
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