Patricia Klein
@patriciaklein.de
independent designer https://eos.patriciaklein.de/ https://www.instagram.com/patricia_k_l/
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Finally blocked time this week to update my portfolio. Been postponing it since January.
I revisited an old draft last weekend & came up with this poster design. ⌖ The Scientific Balloon Program launches uncrewed, high altitude research balloons to collect scientific data. From tech demonstrations to answering questions about the Earth’s atmosphere or even the origin of the universe.
From “The X-Ray or Photography of the Invisible and Its Value in Surgery“ by William J. Morton & Edwin W. Hammer, 1896.
“The fluids in the body from Earth to space and back again” (From “Life Sciences Accomplishments”, NASA Technical Report, 1985)
Promotional material for the RCA Spectra 70 line, with the first models introduced in 1965.
From “Scientific Romances“ by Charles Howard Hinton, 1886.
The arrangement of scales in pine cones From “Vergleichende Untersuchung über die Ordnung der Schuppen an den Tannenzapfen als Einleitung zur Untersuchung der Blattstellung überhaupt” by Alexander Braun, 1831.
Apple patent US 2019/0045094 A1 “A vision system to determine dimensional information of a user.”
Part 4: Light, force + the fourth dimension ○ ▏⏦ ▏❒ ▏▏⍆⍅ ▏▏▏
The supercomputer Connection Machine CM-1 by Thinking Machines Corporation (1986). The flickering red lights on the front indicate the status of the processors.
Das Kugeltheater (The Spherical Theater), Andor Weininger, 1927.
Part 3 of ‘What happens when you combine fragments of diagrams on a patch?’
Random study or ‘What happens when you combine fragments of diagrams on a patch?’
50 years ago: “Women In Design: The Next Decade“ conference poster by Sheila Levrant De Bretteville, 1975.
Happy New year! My only resolution: More hiking, more nature.
