The development of Chinese fonts is characterized by the discovery and targeted resolution of usage problems and the intentional or unintentional fusion of new perceptions. Fonts speak to the magic of writers, the ingenuity of renderers, and the creative imagination of designers. Fonts are tools that create art and beauty. The way to the present is also the way forward.
Date
Friday, September 14th 2018
Type design: connect future with Chinese characters
Speaker
Wei Ming
Wei Ming is the Associate Director at Font Product Division of Beijing Founder Electronics Co Ltd, and a member of the Chinese Artists Association. Her works have been collected by Sichuan Art Museum. She designed the Beijing Olympic subway visual information system, used in the Olympic Extension Line during the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. It won her the first prize at the National Art Exhibition. She received an MA degree in Communication Design from Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts, London. After returning to China, she joined FounderType and now work on font product research and project management. She is committed to promotion and exchanges of Chinese and English font products.
Speaker
Yin Qiu
Qiu Yin is Design Director at FounderType and Expert Commissioner of the Chinese Type Design and Research Center. He is a member of the Chinese Designer Salon (CDS) and of the Shenzhen Graphic Design Association (SGDA); the designer of the 2010 Guangzhou Asian Games logotype; and the recipient of numerous awards, including Grand Prize at the Chinese Pen Calligraphy Competition (1985), first prize at the First International Pen Calligraphy Contest (1988), and the China Design Red Star Award (2015). イン・チョウ（仇寅）は中国書体デザイン研究センターの特別局長で、方正字庫のデザインディレクター、また中国デザインサロン（CDS）および深セングラフィックデザイン協会（SGDA）のメンバー。広州2010年アジア競技大会のロゴタイプのデザイナー。また中国ペン字書法コンペ特等賞（1985）、国際ペン書道コンテスト一等賞（1988）、中国デザイン紅星賞（2012）を受賞。