TRIBE 04: THE WORD OF IMAGE will feature the following sections:
WEB (Surf your board over the curve) edited by Max Bruinsma.
TIME ZONE (Am I behind or are you ahead?) edited by Max Kisman.
LOCAL (Just two blocks away) edited by Peter Mertens.
M SQUARE (The bouncing box thinks outside)
GURU (The good, wise and honored)
REPUBLIC OF TYPE, featuring the "DOUBLE DUTCH" a font by Dutch type designers from the flat lands.

Communicating an idea is describing it. Visual communication includes image and text. Text persuades and negotiates an exact meaning. Style and images envelope the message with emotion. This combination creates a unique visual language. Whether subtle, screaming, sneaky, serious, saccharine, sexual or stoic, this visual language speaks in many and multiple tongues. Endless possibilities. But the key to success is in the editing of these possibilities, however.

Through their engagement, designers and artists have a certain engagement, signified by the need to open up different view points. Freedom exists within its limitations. Being able to freely move around with restrictions, they acquire the skills of magicians to express ideas that stir up emotions that can be embedded in their work with texts and/or images. Does the images starts where the word ends? Does the word tells what an image thinks?

Graphic designers, typeface designers, illustrators, photographers, artists and writers are invited to submit material for the following sections of Holland fonts/Tribe:

LOCAL.
Places, their inhabitants and their ways to fill spaces in body and mind in the Flat Lands of the Low Lands.
Edited by visiting editor Peter Mertens.

Tribe01/Local (edited by John D. Berry)
Tribe02/Local (edited by Max Kisman)
Tribe03/Local (edited by David Peters)

TIMEZONE.
Connecting spaces and places when time is stretched.
Edited by Max Kisman.

Tribe01/Timezone
Tribe02/Timezone
Tribe03/Timezone

M SQUARE.
A typographic magic box with articles and essays.
Edited by Max Kisman.

Tribe02/M Square
Tribe03/M Square

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