I’m back with a huge load of photos!
Today is the day that designworkplan has come back with new and fresh postings again! For the last couple of months the postings were not frequently at designworkplan and all of my small bits and inspirational pieces moved to my Twitter feed, please follow me on your daily doses of design tweets.
The overall design of designworkplan has changed a bit and the header is set to the new contemporary typeface Axel by Erik Spiekermann. Over the next few weeks the theme will develop more and new functionalities will be added. Please let me know your findings and or suggestions on the recent design development here on designworkplan, thank you for your huge support!
designworkplan flickr photostream

Over the last couple of years I have collected many photos of design, type, signage and wayfinding objects, now I have decided to share my photostream with the readers of designworkplan as a reference guide to the work that we do. The photo collections will show you design from everyday life in the following topics:
- Environmental graphic design
- Road signs across Europe
- City wayfinding in Europe
- Airport signage
- City building type
- Tube wayfinding
- Information graphics
- Textures
- and much more
Below you will find some examples of the designworkplan photostream, I’ve put up collections to find the images of your interest but when searching via sets you will have a complete overview of the photos uploaded so far.
- Please visit the designworkplan photostream on flickr.
If you are interested please add me as a contact to your flickr stream to enjoy the latest updates.
Airport signage: Shiphol

Airport signage from Schiphol and Gatwick are online, both with many photos from different signs and locations. More airports from around the world will follow soon.
London Railway signs

Various photos of the railway sign system in London is online aswell at the signs and diagrams of the London Tube is to be found at the designworkplan photostream.
City type

As type is everywhere, especially in Amsterdam where there is much type on buildings, bridges and in the landscape to be found. As I travel more inspirational photos will be added.
Textures

I love playing with my camera and add create textures that can be used in design.
Toilet signs

Toilets signs are everywhere and used in many different ways with many different icons. This photostream will host the toilet signs that I have encountered.
Road signs in Europe

A collection of photos of road signs from The Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and France.
Type is everywhere!

Ofcourse the popular articles here at designworkplan filled with photos from type is everywhere can be found at the flickr stream, adding more as we go along.
designworkplan flickr photostream
Please feel free to take a look at the photos and use them as a reference or inspirational resource but remember that all photos are All Rights Reserved meaning that you have to link back to designworkplan.com or to the flickr page when using the photos in your presentations. If you are unsure how to deal or if you have any questions please contact me.
Future plans at designworkplan
As the new design indicated, designworkplan is heading into an resource article website for design related topics, thank you very much for the huge support and the many requests for using the content of my articles in college, presentations and quotations, I appreciate your feedback!
Inspiration
Last year was a hard year for me but I’m back bringing you inspirational design articles, I’ve got several postings waiting to get into the blog-o-sphere. If you want to get updated with the latest articles, please subscribe to the free full RSS feed.
Next up:
- After the huge success of the free symbol signs collection, I’ve created a post how to use this collection in your designs, completed with a free hotel signage template.
- The font-series “Type is everywhere” will follow up with: Gill Sans is everywhere, Arial in St. Tropez, Frutiger is everywhere and more.
- I’ve just finished reading the great book from Signaletik “Orientation & Identity” which will be reviewed in the next upcoming posts.
- A review of the London Museum of Transport that I’ve recently visited.
- The monthly design industry news collection “Sign-Sphere” will return with the hottest and fresh inspirational resources to be found on the internet.
- Also expect more articles on photography as I’m enjoying this more and more.
Finally you:
Looking forward discussing with you! Please let me know your thoughts.



10 Responses to “I’m back with a huge load of photos!”
Jin
October 8th, 2009
Glad to see you’re posting again Sander! I like the layout and typography of the new design a lot. I’m looking forward to future articles.
BTW, do you plan to change the favicon with the new site design?
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Sander Baumann

October 8th, 2009
Thanks Jin - for your feedback, very appreciated!
Lol, thanks for the mention, will update the favicon asap. How the design going we talked about recently?
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Sara
October 8th, 2009
Glad you’re posting again! Of course, I’ve enjoyed following you on Twitter, too. It’s nice to get the European perspective on EGD. Looking forward to what’s in store. Love the Flickr photo stream - great resource!
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Sander Baumann

October 9th, 2009
Hi Sara - Thank you very much for your comment, appreciated! I hope my efforts will bring a wider audience and perspective on the beautiful work on EGD. Thanks again and keep up the great work.
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Stefan Vervoort
October 11th, 2009
Hey Sander!
Good to see you back. I love the design and typography, like always. Good job. Anyway, I am looking forward to your new posts and inspiration!
Cheers. Stefan
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Sander Baumann

October 12th, 2009
Thanks Stefan Vervoort - for your comment, good to hear from you! How is your study going at Avans?
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Joke (MA)
October 24th, 2009
Hi Sander,
Since I found out about this site, I am a regular.
So, hereby leaving you a note!
I also have some Type examples from London.
Will send you, but whereto?
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Sander Baumann

October 25th, 2009
Thank you Joke (MA) - for your kind words, very appreciated. Looking forward seeing your photos, will send you a email in a bit.
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Charles
December 8th, 2009
If there is anything that I like to say to you, I would say big thanks to you because I am very glad that you have shared it and put it across.
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