Hannes-Pasqualini - Papernoise// the balance between visual design, user interface and illustration

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Synth Design Podcast

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Learning the ins and outs of electronic instrument design from some of the best makers and manufacturers in the world

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Learning the ins and outs of electronic instrument design from some of the best makers and manufacturers in the world

How To

Education

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Hannes-Pasqualini - Papernoise// the balance between visual design, user interface and illustration

Synth Design Podcast

1 hour 2 minutes 8 seconds

3 years ago

Hannes-Pasqualini - Papernoise// the balance between visual design, user interface and illustration

Hannes Pasqualini from Papernoise is responsible for some of the most iconic Eurorack interfaces out there. From Mutable Instruments and Alright Devices all the way to Hexinverter and WMD, Hannes’ brings clarity to complex functionality.

Visual design takes a prominent role in Hannes’ work. In this conversation he is sharing his design and prototyping techniques and even going through the Mutable Instruments visual identity manual (oh, yes!)

Although not mentioned in the conversation, Hannes’ designs more than interfaces. Check out his portfolio for illustrations, motion graphics, visual identities, logos and more.

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