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Angel of things

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This team project by students of the HSE Art and Design School visually presents the cycle of short stories Angel of Things written by Moscow author Yanina Vishnevskaya.     

Oleg Paschenko, curator of the digital product design course at HSE Art and Design School: “My students use Readymag to make longreads with animation and special effects as well as for interactive visual narratives based on literary texts. In the past, anyone who wanted to do net-art had to immerse themselves in the study of HTML/JS or Flash technology and learn to write code. Readymag makes the task much easier.”

 




 

 

 

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Navigo

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The Higher School of Arts and Design in Moscow has friendly ties with Type.Today, so the foundry sometimes allows students to use fonts from its collection. This project is a specimen of low-contrast geometric sans Navigo, which was originally designed for the navigation system and visual identity of Moscow.


 

 

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Bedroom suburbs

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This student longread explores the past, present, and future of the Post-Soviet bedroom suburbs. What’s the connection between modernism and elevator graffiti? Why suburb dwellers eagerly spend much time in stuffy transport to get to the city center and just have cup of coffee? The piece explains how the idea to make separated sleeping suburbs, which seemed applicable to Soviet life, in the long run turned into all-around failure.


 

 

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Secrets of packaging

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This is visual study prepared by a first-year design student from the Moscow Polytechnical University. The work explores the secrets of a perfect packaging.

Timur Burbaev, curator of the industrial design course at Moscow Polytechnical University: “I teach a course in industrial design to first-year design students. All the presentations that the young people do during the course are made with Readymag. First of all, the tools is simple; my students manage it easily. Second, Readymag gives those young people who’ve never worked in graphic design a very good introduction to the nature of fonts, grids and composition. I also teach my students to present their product and project in an interactive way, and Readymag perfectly fits this task. Every end-of-term project finishes with the students doing a promo page made with Readymag, which allows the young designers to see—beyond the form of the product itself—the importance of color, graphics, fonts, sound and animation in visual communications.”

 

 

 

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Volga Volga


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Strelka Institute for Media, Architecture, and Design is a Russian non-governmental organisation working with postgraduate students from around the world. Student research and design at Strelka is always focused on how to change positively city cultural and physical landscapes. Every year, students form Strelka put off on a field trip, this is a report presenting the results of a student field trip to Russia’s Volga region.



 

 

 

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Hannah's portfolio

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Hannah Brener: "I graduated from the New School as a specialist in Strategic Design and Management. As a student, I did virtually all my projects and presentations with Readymag. I was very happy at how they stood out from the others: my presentations were able to move, were interactive. After graduation, I put together my portfolio using Readymag, and this helped me get my job as a designer at Shutterstock."