Jonathan Auch
@jonathan-auch.bsky.social
💥 Graphic designer
🪐 Based in Berlin
🔗 jonathan-auch.de
🪐 Based in Berlin
🔗 jonathan-auch.de
Autumn Collage Studies (2024-10-28)
Created after an autumn hike in the forest, these studies explore the natural shapes of fallen leaves. Using a cutting machine, I carefully replicated their forms to stay as true to the originals as possible. 🍂✂️
Created after an autumn hike in the forest, these studies explore the natural shapes of fallen leaves. Using a cutting machine, I carefully replicated their forms to stay as true to the originals as possible. 🍂✂️
February 28, 2025 at 3:12 PM
Autumn Collage Studies (2024-10-28)
Created after an autumn hike in the forest, these studies explore the natural shapes of fallen leaves. Using a cutting machine, I carefully replicated their forms to stay as true to the originals as possible. 🍂✂️
Created after an autumn hike in the forest, these studies explore the natural shapes of fallen leaves. Using a cutting machine, I carefully replicated their forms to stay as true to the originals as possible. 🍂✂️
Video thumbnail I designed for ZEIT Online in December. The video examines the benefits and side effects of covid vaccinations.
January 31, 2025 at 9:48 AM
Video thumbnail I designed for ZEIT Online in December. The video examines the benefits and side effects of covid vaccinations.
Sharing my first collage update here:
#1: collage, using some abandoned elements of my newphew (7)
#2: I’ve started grouping collage elements in plastic sleeves, letting collections grow over time
#3: collage made by my 4 year old niece
#1: collage, using some abandoned elements of my newphew (7)
#2: I’ve started grouping collage elements in plastic sleeves, letting collections grow over time
#3: collage made by my 4 year old niece
January 29, 2025 at 10:16 PM
Sharing my first collage update here:
#1: collage, using some abandoned elements of my newphew (7)
#2: I’ve started grouping collage elements in plastic sleeves, letting collections grow over time
#3: collage made by my 4 year old niece
#1: collage, using some abandoned elements of my newphew (7)
#2: I’ve started grouping collage elements in plastic sleeves, letting collections grow over time
#3: collage made by my 4 year old niece