Lunch Talks

Bruno Maag

Type designer and founder of Dalton Maag
September 18, 2015

“Type is really a brand.”
  • A woman in a blue dress and glasses smiles while holding a beer bottle. Another person beside her, wearing a gray blazer, seems to be in conversation. The background shows a stairway and a partially open door in a modern, well-lit interior space.
  • A man is pointing at a projected screen displaying various handwritten letters including "A," "H," "S," and "R" in red ink. Several people are seated facing the screen, and a man in a red shirt stands nearby.
  • A group of people are seated in a room attentively listening to a presentation. Two presenters stand at the front, gesturing towards a large screen displaying text. The space has an industrial look with exposed ducts and ample natural light from large windows.
  • A presenter in a pink shirt stands in front of a projection screen showing a diagram, addressing an audience seated in a room with white walls and industrial decor. Another person in a white shirt stands to the side, listening.
  • A group of six people stand around a kitchen counter, engaged in conversation and enjoying food and drinks. Red plastic cups and beer bottles are on the counter. In the background, a sign with colorful text reads, "I wish the English language had more etymological characters.

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