Textaural

Textaural is the graphic design of Steve Jankowski. His work ranges between identity, print, web, and type design. He also engages the literary and visual arts as manifestations of cybernetic and metaphysical philosophies.
 
 

GRAPHIC DESIGN


 

Identity

Paramount Gold & Silver needed a collection of materials to establish a corporate presence.

Paramount corporate stationery
CERC Logo and identity The Crux identity
Vesperia: logo concept development TalkOttawa: logo concept development Soundvest: logo concept development
 

Logo

Over at Ministry of Type, Aegir Hallmundur saw the logo that I designed for Openfolk and he had a few thoughts about it. He made some subtle but noticeable changes that offer a better optical feel. Thanks for taking a look.

Openfolk: logo concept development
Cradlecross: logo concept development Archetype Typography: website
 
Intercom logo
Elmwood logo
 

POSTER / FONT

Prelude Suprematise was a single performance created by German avant garde soundsculpture artist, Andreas J. Leep. The performance was inspired by the works of Russian Constructivist artists from the 1920s.

The poster that was designed was is created using the font Meyerhold, a Textaural original.

Prelude Suprematist performance poster Meyerhold font

WEBSITE

The Centre for Intercultural Learning (CIL) needed to develop a secondary website that would allow users to navigate the services and experiences that CIL offers Canadians who are travelling abroad and returning to Canada.

Website for the Centre Intercultural Learning Website for the Centre Intercultural Learning
 

WEBSITE

In order to help internationally educated occupational therapists in the transition to move to Canada, the Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists needed to develop a web portal and identity.

Web Portal and identity for International Education for Ocupational Therapists
 
Website for Camp Fortune
Custom type for Technosmash The Bitternut Album: book
 

BOOK

The Bitternut Album was a limited edition book designed to incorporate the experience of reading and an accompanying music CD.

The Bitternut Album: book

BOOK

After the death of Kurt Vonnegut in 2007, his short story /2BR02B/ was released into the public domain. In consideration of his idiosyncratic style of writing, this format of his story mimics the quickness of his phrases.

⨳ Read the story

2BR02B: Kurt Vonnegut short story
2BR02B: Kurt Vonnegut short story
 
 
Intercom speaker series poster Intercom speaker series poster

HISTORICAL STUDY

El Lissitsky was an influential artist and typographer of the Russian Constructivist movement in the 1920s. He worked alongside Kasimir Malevich on the futurist play Victory over the Sun. This poster is a copy of the play program matching the typography as close as possible, sometimes resulting to hand designing the type.

⨳ Download the PDF

Victory over the sun program poster