Federlesen anthology, issue 7
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The Jürgen Ponto Foundation for the Promotion of Young Artists and Herrenhaus Edenkoben regularly organise exclusive workshops under the direction of writers Judith Kuckart and Joachim Helfer. Young talents are given the opportunity to work on their written prose and develop their skills with the help of professional advice and support. The results of the seminars are documented and published in the anthology series Federlesen.
Issue 7, designed by Sebastian Lörscher, is printed on a particularly haptic and voluminous paper that gently turns the pages to match the poetry. Franziska is the warm, friendly and legible partner, skilfully handling the print on the voluminous paper. The display font is ITC Conduit for pagination, chapter headings, and cover.
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Lörscher uses a pre-release version of Franziska, clearly recognisable by the small k of the italics which is constructed differently in the final version.
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