Graphic designer Ward Heirwegh and a parquet floor – a visual match made in heaven
Even if you’re not into incredibly innovative publications and eye-popping design, at least Ward is teaching you one thing – photographing things on a parquet floor is a one way ticket to visual paradise. A little bit on the elusive side, all we can really dig out from Ward’s website – which, by the way, is like an online version of a freshly tidied room – is that he has made some exceptionally original graphic design work for some impressive up and coming names. What really sets Ward aside from other designers is perhaps his ability to really go to town on making a simple poster or booklet as fun as possible, allowing ultimate audience interaction. For the best examples of this, have a look at his adjustable poster layouts for The Moving Picture Show and the gradually diminishing Batard theatre festival poster.
Ward Heirwegh: Design of an adjustable poster layout (fixed setup on cardboard with prints pasted inside the holes). Together with Marie Sledsens.
Ward Heirwegh: Design of an adjustable poster layout (fixed setup on cardboard with prints pasted inside the holes). Together with Marie Sledsens.
Ward Heirwegh: Image created for the opening reception of our temporary studio space. Together with Marie Sledsens.
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Ward Heirwegh: Design for the 2012 edition of the Batard theatre festival, held at the Beursschouwburg in Brussels, Belgium. So far 2 poster designs are finished.
Ward Heirwegh: Design for the 2012 edition of the Batard theatre festival, held at the Beursschouwburg in Brussels, Belgium. So far 2 poster designs are finished.
Ward Heirwegh: Design for the 2012 edition of the Batard theatre festival, held at the Beursschouwburg in Brussels, Belgium. So far 2 poster designs are finished.
Ward Heirwegh: Design for the 2012 edition of the Batard theatre festival, held at the Beursschouwburg in Brussels, Belgium. So far 2 poster designs are finished.
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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.