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From Typesetter to Graphic Designer
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Graphic Secondary School
Quite early my intrest in graphic art and print production started when I was around twelve years old. I am a practical person and my choice was to go to the Graphic Secondary School, learning about type setting, pre-press, print production and a bit of art. I was very excited and proud learning a very old profession and put it into practise, and I still am…
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Royal Academy of Art and Design
After three years Graphic Secondary School, I followed a five years evening course Graphic and Typographic Design at The Royal Academy of Art and Design, The Hague, The Netherlands. A few years later I started a course Industrial Design for three years at the same school (Friday and Saturday classes). |
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Graphic Design Course (1972-1977)
Sample of the Graphic Design course: Children post stamps |
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Industrial Design Course (1980-183)
Some prototype concepts from Industrial Design Course: 1. Basin tap 2. Folding chair 3. Mobile phone (before the mobile phones) |
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