Graphic Design: The impressive, illustrative graphic design of Friederike Wolf

Date
11 December 2013

Ignorantly, when flicking through her site, I assumed that Friederike was a boy’s name (although something about the work alerted me beforehand that this may not be the work of a male). Not to be sexist and stir up trouble, but the delicacy, colour choice and attention to detail just made this work stand out as not something that had been created by a boy.

There’s a dreamy, wistful quality to her work, particularly in her guide to secondhand shops in Nuremberg, Fürth and Erlangen where the illustration used is so well-considered that it politely steps in front of the graphic design that Friederike has laboured so carefully over. Young, talented and with an incredibly professional portfolio in the back pocket of her brain, this girl’s gonna go super far.

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Friederike Wolf: Internship from March to June. Meiré und Meiré

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Friederike Wolf: Souvenir. Final thesis Bachelor of Arts

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Friederike Wolf: Souvenir. Final thesis Bachelor of Arts

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Friederike Wolf: Werkschau der Absolventen. Design in cooperation with A-B-Werk and Spielhof

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Friederike Wolf: Souvenir. Final thesis Bachelor of Arts

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Friederike Wolf: MKG debattiert

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Friederike Wolf: Souvenir. Final thesis Bachelor of Arts

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Friederike Wolf: Vogelhüttendeich 1

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Liv Siddall

Liv joined It’s Nice That as an intern in 2011 and worked across online, print and events, and was latterly Features Editor before leaving in May 2015.

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