Solar China

Wei Hong

Winter goes and spring comes; flowers blossom then fade; nature proceeds in a slow cycle repeatedly. In ancient China, the year was divided into twenty-four Solar Terms, reflecting the change of weather in different period. Although Solar Terms become increasingly ineffective in agriculture, with the artistic conception of calligraphy, the posters create an atmosphere of climate, presenting the rhythm of life and the beauty of nature.

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    Wei Hong, China (2015)

    Designer.Born in Hunan, China, in 1971.Member of Alliance Graphique Internationale、Japan JAGDA, JTA members、Member of Shenzhen Graphic Design Association、The Creative Director of Day Day Up Design. Over the past three decades...

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    Winter goes and spring comes; flowers blossom then fade; nature proceeds in a slow cycle repeatedly. In ancient China, the year was divided into twenty-four Solar Terms, reflecting the change of weather in different period. Although Solar Terms become increasingly ineffective in agriculture, with the artistic conception of calligraphy, the posters create an atmosphere of climate, presenting the rhythm of life and the beauty of nature.

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    Wei Hong, China (2015)

    Designer.Born in Hunan, China, in 1971.Member of Alliance Graphique Internationale、Japan JAGDA, JTA members、Member of Shenzhen Graphic Design Association、The Creative Director of Day Day Up Design.
    Over the past three decades, have explored the design in the Chinese context from the perspective of literati, is committed to brand, font, books, furniture, ceramics, calligraphy, space and other research and creation. with remarkable achievements.

    The works have won more than 430 international design awards:Japan Typography Association Grand Prize,and Best Work,Japan JAGDA, Tokyo TDC,New York TDC,One Show Design Silver Pencil, The Art Directors Club Silver Cube Awards, Bronze Cube Award, England Design & Art Direction Award Graphite Pencil Award ,wooden pencil award,German GDA Design Award ,Red Dot Award ,iF Design Award,The most influential DFA in Asia Gold , Silver, Bronze，China GDC Design Award Gold , Silver, Bronze，China International PosterCIPB Gold ，Silver，Bronze......

    Published books：《‘Hun’Design 》《 A gift from Hong Wei 》《 Enchantment of Handwriting 》《 Nity-nine 》《 Observing and Mirroring 》《 HunHun's Notes 》Won the most beautiful book in China.

    Publications

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    ‘Hun’ Design

    (2013)

      A gift from Hong Wei

      (2014)

      Enchantment of Handwriting

      (2016)

      Awards

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      • 2014.2016

      Red Dot Award Communication Design

      • 2015

      New York TDC Annual Awards

      • 2015,2016

      Silver Pencil, 2 Merit Awards of One Show

      • 2013,2014,2015,2016

      Tokyo Type Directors Club Annual Awards

      • 2013,2014,2015,2016

      Grand Prize,3 Best Work, 71 Nomination Awards of Japan Typography Association

      • 2002,2005,2007,2009,2011,2013,2016

      2 Judges's Choice Awards, 2 Silver Awards, 7 Bronze Awards, 14 Excellence Awards of HKDA Global Design Awards

      • 2013,2014,2016

      The Beauty of Books in China
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