Here 2014: Graphic designer Mirko Borsche

Date
13 June 2014

Going through renowned graphic designer, Mirko Borsche’s portfolio is like when you decide to clear out your bedroom. Instead of an efficient tidy-up and throw-out, you spend hours pouring over every object, photo, book, handwritten note you own. The sheer volume of work Mirko has produced over the years is incredible, mostly because the standard is so high, I just hope some of his creativity seeps into my eyes while I view his work.

Each one of Mirko’s projects would been a visual treat for you all, but I’ve landed on his work for ZEIT Magazine and more specifically the covers he’s overseen, simply because I’ve never seen such an expanse of greatness in printed form.

All of today’s posts are focusing on the speakers at Here 2014, picking out a particular project to enjoy once again. You can follow the action live over on our @HereLondon Twitter feed.

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Mirko Borsche: ZEIT Magazine

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Mirko Borsche: ZEIT Magazine

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Mirko Borsche: ZEIT Magazine

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Mirko Borsche: ZEIT Magazine

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Mirko Borsche: ZEIT Magazine

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Mirko Borsche: ZEIT Magazine

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Rebecca Fulleylove

Rebecca Fulleylove is a freelance writer and editor specialising in art, design and culture. She is also senior writer at Creative Review, having previously worked at Elephant, Google Arts & Culture, and It’s Nice That.

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