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Hatje Cantz

Design work for Hatje Cantz, collected from the studios behind it.

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Latest work added: Oct 2024

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Editorial Design for 25 Years Ostkreuz Book Edition
HelloMe® developed the editorial design for the '25 Years Ostkreuz' publication by Hatje Cantz, celebrating the renowned photography agency’s anniversary. The design balances archival imagery with contemporary layouts, creating a cohesive visual narrative that honors Ostkreuz’s legacy and evolution.
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Editorial Design for 25 Years Ostkreuz Book
HelloMe® created the editorial design for '25 Years Ostkreuz', a publication celebrating the renowned photography agency’s anniversary. The design balances archival imagery with contemporary layouts, reflecting the agency’s evolution and enduring influence in documentary photography.
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CHEVAL’s design for bilingual publication Oriental Silk embraces contrast, tactility and subtlety
The Brand Identity · Jan 28, 2021
London-based studio CHEVAL designed the bilingual publication 'Oriental Silk' for publisher Hatje Cantz and artist Xiaowen Zhu. The book explores the history of a Los Angeles silk merchant through a tactile, clothbound design using subtle colors and refined typography. Director Michael Mason emphasized the importance of materiality, bilingual balance, and understated elegance in the project.
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