Thursday 14 January, 12:15

Anna Haas: Illustration, Publishing and Digital Media Convergence

Anna Haas is a Fribourg-based illustrator and designer, trained in the Netherlands and Lucerne. Her practice spans editorial design, visual identities, digital applications and poster art; she is an internationally awarded practitioner and educator.

This lecture examines how illustration, publishing and digital media converge in contemporary graphic practice. Haas investigates processes that connect editorial storytelling, brand identity and interactive formats, discussing workflows, cross-disciplinary collaborations and the implications for visual communication. Attendees gain insight into designing across print and digital platforms.

In English.

Promenade des Bastions 8,
1205 Genève
Photo Credit: Anna Haas
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Photo Credit: Anna Haas

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