Rossouw Oosthuizen - Print Designer in Tokyo

Rossouw Oosthuizen

I'm a print designer in Tokyo, Japan

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About me

I am a Graphic designer with 4 years of experience working in information design in London at the leading wayfinding design agency, Applied Wayfinding. Previous to this I studied a Masters Degree in typographic communication at London College of Communication. I enjoy exploring new ideas, experimenting with new technologies and learning new skills.

I am in Tokyo and looking for opportunities and projects, working both remotely and in-studio.

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My Creations

  1. Google Wayfinding Project

    26 September 2018
    Google Wayfinding Project

    For the majority of my final year at Applied I was involved in a wayfinding project for Google, though the project is still under development so cannot be discussed in detail. I was involved in illustration, strategy, icon design and UX/UI design. Here are some examples of my illustrations for... continue reading (0, 1 image)

  2. Co-Ordinates exhibition

    27 August 2018
    Co-Ordinates exhibition

    As part of the London Design Festival 2015, Ground Floor Space hosted an exhibition of A1 screenprints by London design studios and artists, mapping London as they see it. I was asked to submit a map on behalf of Applied Wayfinding. It was an interesting challenge in taking our highly... continue reading (0, 1 image)

  3. Make Your Mark Lettering

    27 August 2018
    Make Your Mark Lettering

    While working at AJOTO I was asked to create giveaway postcards that the brand could use at events and exhibitions such as Design Junction during the London Design Festival 2015 where they exhibited. AJOTO primarily designs and produces high-quality pens and men's accessories. I used this project as an opportunity... continue reading (0, 1 image)

  4. Everyday Stories

    27 August 2018
    Everyday Stories

    Throughout university, I looked at the relationship between people and the objects they carry. I designed a train ticket that records a visual story of the journey you take, to create memories and attach them to a usually boring, everyday object
    The project involved many different disciplines, initial research and... continue reading (0, 1 image)