| presskit.pdf
[with
biographies and bibliography]
[text only, 0.08mb/79kb, last updated:
june 2008]
about us
FL@33 is a multi-lingual and multi-specialised studio
for visual communication based in London. Founders
Agathe Jacquillat [French from Paris; Academy Julian, ESAG] and Tomi
Vollauschek [Austrian, originally from Frankfurt; FH Darmstadt] met
on the Royal College of Art's [RCA] postgraduate Communication Art
and Design course in 1999 and set up their company in Notting Hill
after graduating in July 2001.
The studio
is working across all media in the areas Concept Generation, Print,
Screenbased Work [Broadcast, Motion Graphics, Interface Design, Websites],
Exhibition Design and Publishing.
FL@33s’ mission
is to create a professional, vibrant, fresh and artistic body of work
while keeping a balance between commissioned and self-initiated projects
and publications. FL@33s’ work philosophy is based on the 'Power
of 3' theory – the balance of intellect, skill and emotion.
FL@33 projects have been extensively featured online and were published
in numerous magazines, newspapers and books around the world.
April 2005
saw the studio move across town to a much larger space in Central
London, Clerkenwell. To mark this new era a FL@33
monograph was published in May 2005
as part of the highly collectable 'design & designer' book series
by french Pyramyd Editions.
International clients
are from Great Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Hong Kong and
the USA and include MTV Networks / VH1 European, Friends of the Earth,
Barbican & Young Vic theatre, Laurence King Publishing, Creative
Review, Computer Arts, Royal Festival Hall, Sacla, BBC, Matelsom,
Alsop Architects / Valencia Biennale 2003, GraficEurope conference
2004 / RotoVision, Pyramyd Editions, The Creator Studio / Torraspapel,
Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris, BlackBook magazine and Groupe Galeries
Lafayette, besides others.
Award-winning projects include:
Architecture, Art and Design publication 'trans-form,
trans-it,
trans-port.org',
'Pencil
Sculpture Illustration Series' Creative
Review cover 11.2002, eye
and butterfly
pencil sculptures], FL@33s' amusing
sound-collection bzzzpeek.com,
AAT
- animated, acoustic typefaces and animation
'singing
pasta' or 'eat and be eaten'.
In October 2004 FL@33 launched stereohype.com,
graphic art and fashion boutique. Stereohype.com is an online boutique
offering limited editions and rare products. The stereohype range
is focusing on fresh, innovative and inspirational works and expands
regularly. Products include exclusively commissioned artworks for
stereohype. Stereohype.com is a platform for designers and artists
around the world. Regular competitions give emerging and established
artists, illustrators and designers the chance to promote their talent
and to get their artworks produced and featured. This activity ensures
frequent updates and guarantees that the stereohype range stays appealing
to its critical and demanding customers. Competitions and exhibitions
are announced via our website, mailing list, international magazines
and link portals.
Press
please find articles, profiles and interviews in our
press
area. For a complete list of publications please click
here [<-- opens new browser window]
or download
our presskit.pdf.
Judging panels
FITC 2004 (FlashInTheCan), march 2004
YCN design & communication awards 2004, aug 2004
Stereohype button badge design competition, dec 2004, dec 2005 and
dec 2006
Gangart Awards 2005, oct 2005
D&AD 2006, illustration, april 2006
Please note:
FL@33 is written in uppercase only – without spaces before or
after '@'.
FL@33 is pronounced like 'flat33'.
FL@33 is NOT an email address... 8)
Founders and Directors:
Agathe Jacquillat MA [RCA]
Tomi Vollauschek MA [RCA]
presskit.pdf
[with
biographies and bibliography]
[text only, 0.08mb/79kb, last updated:
june 2008]
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