100 Poster Battle 2020–2021 by Students of FH Dortmund with Lars Harmsen

100 POSTER BATTLE 2020—2021 STUDENTS OF FH DORTMUND WITH LARS HARMSEN

100 POSTER BATTLE 2020—2021 STUDENTS OF FH DORTMUND WITH LARS HARMSEN

CONTENT

6 — 55 ONLY COLLAGE 04.11.­— 20.11.2020 56 — 91 TYPE AND SHAPE 20.11. — 8.12.2020 92 — 129 TYPE AND PHOTO 8.12. — 21.12.2020 130 — 165 NON DESIGN SOFTWARE 21.12. — 5.1.2021

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166 — 203 SMARTPHONE 5.1. — 19.1.2021 204 — 225 ANALOG AND HANDWRITING 19.1. — 2.2.2021 226 — 239 TYPE AND ILLUSTRATION 2.2. — 9.2.2021 240 — 243 APPENDIX

INTRODUCTION

THE BATTLE Sober: A poster should invite, communicate, inform, convince, and also provoke. If a viewer feels addressed, a poster is able to influence his or her decisions through text and images.

Emotional: @100posterbattle — one poster a day, for a hundred days, the span of a semester. Inspired by daily events from politics and current affairs. With the aim to try out different techniques, beyond the limits of conventional tools. Enriched by numerous guest lectures (Ariane Spanier, Götz Gramlich, Jiri Oplatek, Erich Brechbühl, Mirko Illic, Kris Andrew Small, André Liohn, Mona Bischof, Julia Weiss and Lukas Grassny). A challenge. An experience.

In the end, 100 days of poster design reads like a diary. 20 / 21 was marked by the pandemic and its consequences for culture, society and education, the scary tweets of Trump and the upcoming US-elections, BLM, LGBTQ, Söder and Laschet in the power struggle, pro-democracy demos in Thailand, climate goals 2030, and fun-facts like the height of Mt. Everest which has shrunk by 86 cm, the eruption of the Sakurajima volcano in Japan, Elon Musk has become the richest man in the world as well as the boom of sextoys ...

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COLLAGE The political madness of the First World War produced DADA. Trump and his policies shook the world and insinuated madness. aside lockdowns, climate change and wars — together forming a good canvas for collages. well combined, often cheeky and reduced, collage can punch bluntly and directly in the face.

One of the most famous artists representative for the revolt of artists against society and its value system is probably Hannah Höch (1889—1978). Höch’s work was intended to dismantle the fable and dichotomy that existed in the concept of the “New Woman”: an energetic, professional, and androgynous woman, who is ready to take her place as man’s equal.

Hannah Höch’s “Klebebilder” are some of the most iconic works of the collage style from that period. As a child, Höch was already making paper collages. She created photomontages, using the child-like technique of replacement — the wrong head on the wrong body, reshuffling images, already exploring gender roles, androgyny, and politics, calling into question the very way society viewed itself. She already created a feminist discourse, which encouraged the liberation and agency of women during the Weimar Republic (1919–1933) and continues through to today.

As of the beginning of last century, cut, paste and create stays one of the purest form of expression for our epoque, with all its juxtapositions, eclecticism, and strange bedfellows. Presently, the simple act of mixing together different elements allows us to question our reality and make new worlds.

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Donald Trump’s re-election chances are fading. The whole world is against Trump.

16 Kristina Gutmann

Lockdown in Germany. Hospitality industry is shutting down or offering food and drinks for takeaway only.

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Protests against the lockdown in culture: “Closed stages, cinemas and concert halls, orphaned museums, art galleries and clubs. The cultural sector has been hit hard particularly by the Corona measures. Despite the promised financial support, many cultural workers fear for their livelihoods, demand more recognition and better working conditions or complain against the current closures.”

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54 Sebastian Dietel

There is still a fight for the LGBTQ community in the EU and in every country. So that finally everyone is treated equally and not persecuted.

55 Saeeda Shabbir

“Corona does not exist!”

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68 Marilena Friese

Japanese researchers have succeeded in breeding blue fin tuna.

50 % of the seafood worldwide comes from aquacultures.

What happens in the breeding stations are malformations of the fish due to genetic impoverishment, parasite infestation and repeated deaths due to mass collisions of the fish.

63 Mariia Isangulova

“This is what corona did to the region.” Type experiments with Bielefeld newspaper header.

64 Sebastian Dietel

The fight against the construction of a motorway through large parts of the Dannenröder Forest is still going on between activists and authorities.

65 Claudia Müller

The lack of visitors in Dortmunds’ zoo leads to a leak of income for the zoo itself. The zookeeper fear the animals are lonelier than ever.

66 Gamze Demir

The Necropolis of Sakkara south of Cairo. Archaeologists have discovered more than 100 excellently preserved sarcophags in there. One of them was scientifically x-rayed. Scientists wanted to study how the brain was taken out of the person at that time.

67 Antonia Scheefeldt

Lost in reality describes the feeling of each one of us. Nothing can be planned and nothing is certain. The only thing that remains is the fear of the future.

69 Julia Poljankin

After China removed four democratic members of the parliament in Hongkong, because they spoke against the national safety law. The resistance against the Chinese government is weakened by force.

70 Jasmin Remiorz

Flying destroys the climate and we urgently need to stop taking this luxury for granted.

A good start would be to avoid short-haul flights.

71 Hannah Baumann

The meeting of the “Querdenker” movement in downtown Frankfurt was dissolved by the police on Saturday afternoon. Previously, the conditions — keeping a distance from one another and wearing a mouth and nose protector — had not been observed. The number of infected people is growing and I think it’s time to go home, think straight ahead and take care of each other.

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72 Mariia Isangulova

On the 15th of November were 16,785 new corona cases registered in Germany. Ready for more?

73 Chantal Dübel

Söder and Laschet announced stricter corona rules and tougher contact restrictions for their states of Bavaria and North RhineWestphalia.

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74 Cihan Tamti

Will strangers soon be able to read chats? If yes, the EU is to blame. They want to bypass encryption in messaging services like WhatsApp and Signal.

75 Sophia Allweyer

Limiting contacts is the order of the day: In the pandemic, being alone becomes an even bigger issue than usual, especially for older people. But there are initiatives that have developed offers to combat loneliness.

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02 TYPE AND SHAPE 24.11.—08.12.2020

MOST ABSURD RULES The story about typography has been told 1000 times, over and over. So here is a collection of the most absurd rules and assertions to follow in order to create a good poster and be a successful poster designer: 1. Align your choice of typography with the content of your poster.

The designer has to carefully craft his design to make sure that the typeface is both legible and artistic at the same time (who the hell defines what is legible?).

2. N ever use more than three different kinds of type (why limit yourself when the sky is the limit?).

3. D on’t forget about the typeface’s weight. Choosing the right weight of font can draw the viewer’s eye, focusing their attention on a specific word or phrase that you want them to prioritize (priority, rules, laws, restrictions ... jail!).

4. Understand kerning (play around with spaces, tracking, leading).

5. Bring visual hierarchy into play (make your design look chaotic, make it complex!).

6. Work with grids (why that, content is king!)

List to be continued.

Forever ...

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24.11.—08.12.2020

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95 Antonia Scheefeldt

Every day we are flooded with Covid-19 topics and facts and hardly manage to process them.

What is outdated and what is current?

96 Saeeda Shabbir

The Stanford-led study found the most common reasons people did not follow social distancing recommendations were work requirements, mental and physical health concerns and beliefs that other precautions were enough.

Maintaining social distance has been crucial in slowing the spread of novel coronavirus infections (Covid-19). Yet some people did not follow early recommendations to limit physical contact with others.

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He was released from an Israeli prison — but he is not allowed to return to his homeland in the West Bank: Israel has released a Palestinian Hamas activist who had been on hunger strike for months. He agreed to adhere to a strict requirement.

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98 Marilena Friese

“Million Pieces” — 110 states have committed to ban the use and production of cluster munitions.

In Syria, attacks with cluster munitions continue.

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99 Janine Krause

Moderna — One of the vaccines against Covid-19. They say it has a 94.5 % chance of cure.

100 Chantal Dübel

Anger is exploding in Germany!

While the new Infection Protection Act was being passed in the Bundestag, thousands crowded outside, venting their anger about the Corona measures. Angry, frightened citizens mingled with corona deniers, conspiracy theorists, Neo-Nazis.

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149 Sophia Allweyer

After renewed consultations between Chancellor Merkel and the Prime Minister it is clear: the partial lockdown will continue until January 10th. According to Merkel, the number of new Covid-19 infections is still far too high.

150 Gamze Demir

Rubber bands as a symbol of protest for democracy: In Thailand’s capital Bangkok, hundreds of pro-democracy demonstrators have once again protested against the royal house and demanded reforms.

They marched towards a Royal Guard barracks, carrying inflatable rubber tits, which have become a symbol of the movement.

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153 Hannah Baumann

Denmark is currently the most important oil producer in the EU. But the country has set itself ambitious climate targets.

The parliament therefore decided to phase out oil and gas production in the North Sea by 2050.

154 Sinan Akpinar Glück auf!

155 Sebastian Dietel

Eight democracy activists were arrested in Hong Kong.

156 Claudia Müller

An insurance fraud leads to a trio that nearly got 4.1 million euros.

The man faked his death. Also his wife and his mother tried to protect the whole secret but failed at one point.

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Man of the year — Christian Drosten.

158 Mariia Isangulova

Just by having this abstract looking chats you already can tell what’s going on. And that’s enough for the police to prosecute.

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194 Mariia Isangulova

Human-produced noise and light pollution are troublesome to our avian neighbors. That shows a new research from a team at California Polytechnic State University, published on November 11th in nature. Using NASA satelite data, the researchers got a bird’s-eye view of how noise and light negatively affected bird reproduction in North America.

The team also discovered that these factors might interact with or even mask birds’ responses to the effects of climate change.

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195 Jasmin Remiorz

In the fight against the virus and the ongoing lockdowns, everyone must pull together and take care of each other.

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193 Kerstin Lauks

The European Union is significantly tightening its climate goal for 2030. Greenhouse gas emissions shall be reduced by at least 55 percent below the level of 1990.

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196 Saeeda Shabbir

Mass vaccination with BiontechPfizer’s Corona vaccine has begun in the UK. Margaret Keenan, a 90-year-old woman, was the first person in the world to be vaccinated since the vaccine was approved.

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EU agrees on tougher climate goals for 2030. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has said the EU will cut carbon emissions by 55 % by 2030.

198 Chantal Dübel

In times of a pandemic, it’s very difficult to meet new people.

Online dating plays an important role. Many couples who met during the pandemic have not seen each other to this day.

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Several Swiss cantons are now closing their ski resorts because of the rising Corona infection figures.

240 David Singelmann

Japan is one of the countries which still uses death penalty as punishment. In my eyes this is nothing but lynching with no dignity and it has to stop.

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The Sakurajima volcano is one of the most active volcano in japan and recently just erupted again.

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04 NON DESIGN SOFTWARE

22.12.2020—05.01.2021

TOOL CHANGE Adobe was founded in December 1982 by John Warnock and Charles Geschke, to develop and sell the postscript page description language. In 1985, Apple Computer licensed PostScript for use in its LaserWriter printers, which helped spark the desktop publishing revolution.

Since 2013, the Adobe Creative Suite CS6 stopped selling boxed copies and switched to Creative Cloud, a subscription model.

Adobe acquired Macromedia in December 2005. In 2007, it stalled development of freehand, a direct competitor to Adobe Illustrator, effectively rendering it obsolete. In 2011, a group of 5,000 Free­Hand Graphic designers convened under the banner “Free FreeHand,” and filed a civil antitrust complaint against Adobe at the US District court for the Northern District of California. The suit alleged that Adobe violated federal and state antitrust laws by abusing its dominant position in the professional vector graphic illustration software market. Further, it accuses Adobe to be engaged in a series of exclusionary and anti-competitive acts and strategies designed to kill freehand — the dominant competitor to Adobe’s Illustrator Software Product — instead of competing on the basis of product merit (according to the principals of free market capitalism). Adobe had no response to the claims and the lawsuit was eventually settled. The FreeHand community believes Adobe should release the product to an open-source community if it cannot update it internally. (Source Wikipedia) As of 2017, Adobe had approximately 12 million Creative Cloud subscribers. A good reason not to design with Adobe Applications in this session. Not that these are necessarily better, but the default settings of a software per se determine its output.

Especially the hijacking of tools leads to exciting results.

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249 David Singelmann Rap in Peace: MFDOOM.

250 Neslihan Kara

The first corona vaccination was administered in Germany.

251 Sebastian Dietel

MF Doom is dead. The rapper and producer, whose trademark was a metal mask, died on October 31st, 2020 at the age of 49.

252 David Singelmann It’s simple. Stay at home for Christmas.

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253 Claudia Müller

Calling your mum or your parents in general often comes at least at your checklist while Christmas time. Make time for your loved ones especially while many people struggle with mental problems.

A call sometimes can help even a little.

254 Claudia Müller

VW starts another year with renting trees for Christmas.

You can rent them in their shops.

There you’ll get the whole tree with roots and a basket. The tree is yours till NYE and you made no harm to the environment plus you’ll have a pretty traditional tree at home.

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271 Janine Krause Money rules the world.

272 Sinan Akpinar

Is the third wave coming?

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For the first time, archaeologists have excavated an entire thermopolium — a hot food and wine shop that served up the ancient equivalent of street food. The frescoed shop gives a rare insight into Greco-Roman life.

Butter or dairy products in general, suffer from dumping prices.

Farmers are struggling to earn a proper profit from their products.

Friedrich Merz, a politician from a German party, claims to be against a refugee rescue project.

The refugees would come from Bosnia and Greece. But he seems to agree for a solution if EUStates are willing to help, too.

The Bitcoin just reached a new record and is by now $ 35K worth.

291 Mariia Isangulova Think positive stay negative.

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Words of the Year 2020.

301 Sophia Allweyer

Appeal from Schwesig and Ramelow: Clear warning of Corona carelessness. “Appearances are deceptive” — Prime Minister Schwesig warns of a false sense of security due to fewer new corona infections. She is not the only politician who expects restrictions after January 10th.

302 Sebastian Dietel

The corona crisis has had a lasting effect on traveling by plane.

The pilots did not even register half as many flights as in the previous year.

303 David Singlemann

More and more countries started to vaccine. Give me that shit!

I want to live a normal life again.

304 Mariia Isangulova

The year 2020 will undoubtedly go down in history as the worst year ever — at least to those of us living in it.

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05.01.—19.01.2021

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The German parcel industry has apparently overestimated customer demand for same-day delivery. The companies have since discontinued the corresponding offers.

401 Neslihan Kara

Thousands of people from Honduras have crossed the border to neighboring Guatemala.

Their destination: the USA. There had already been warnings from there that they would not open their borders to migrants from Central America.

The German package industry appears to have overestimated customer demand for sameday delivery. The companies have now discontinued the corresponding offers.

403 Cihan Tamti

While lectures take place online, people like to get distracted by simple things. There are simply too many things that can distract at home.

When we try to take emotional shortcuts and compulsively create a good mood even with the slightest hint of sadness.

405 Maria Isangulova

The EU’s food safety watchdog has ruled that mealworms are safe for human consumption.

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408 Luisa Jochheim Social media 2.0?

409 Janine Krause

Please don’t touch: love in times of pandemic favors the desire to touch.

406 Oshanaa Omeha

Your mental health is a priority during quarantine!

407 Saeeda Shabbir

It turns out jellyfish are a prime candidate to become a staple food of the future. As overfishing reduces more traditionally available seafood stock, jellyfish reproduce.

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The Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny has been detained at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport on his return from treatment abroad after a suspected poisoning attempt on his life by Russia’s FSB spy agency.

1.The plane was supposed to land at Moscow’s Vnukovo airport where hundreds of supporters had gathered. The authorities closed the airport at the last minute, and diverted Navalny’s plane to Sheremetyevo, away from waiting media.

2. A court hearing regarding Alexey Navalny’s case began at 12:30 p.m. local time on Monday, January 18, inside a police station in the town of Khimki, outside Moscow, Navalny’s lawyer was informed of the hearing just moments before it was set to begin.

3. Presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov says he is “not aware” of Navalny’s detention.

422 Janine Krause

There are currently no comprehensive travel warnings.

But as soon as the respective countries introduce entry restrictions for German tourists, travel to the respective countries is not recommended.

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428 Saeeda Shabbir

During a visit by Donald Trump to London, demonstrators released a balloon with the president’s likeness. Now “Baby Trump” will be added to the collection of a city history museum.

429 Lea Borrosch

Working at home creates a mixture of private life and work.

As a result, many suffer a burnout.

430 Chantal Dübel

The RKI reports 7141 new infections and an R value of 0.93. this is the lowest level since October. However, these values are no reason to rest and not comply with the measures.

431 Janine Krause

The ice on earth is melting, the seas are rising — climate change is picking up speed. Scientists assume that the tipping points have already been reached.

432 Sophia Alweyer

Parcel service providers benefit from the home office trend — Christmas and Corona times: The parcel delivery companies report record business — also because many recipients work in the home office. But that could run counter to a long-term goal for companies.

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434 Hannah Baumann

Michelin presents the new edition of the Guide MICHELIN Germany: Despite the difficult past months, this year’s restaurant selection confirms the diversity and high level of German gastronomy.

435 David Singelmann

more and more people are buying guns in Germany. the amount of guns in a household just went up to 6 % in one year.

436 Neslihan Kara

In closed rooms, the risk of contracting Covid-19 is high.

The viruses spread in the air.

Fishing lorries from Scotland and Devon have descended on Westminster to stage a protest against the Brexit red tape they say is either delaying or ruining exports of their fresh shellfish to the EU.

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06 ANALOG AND HANDWRITING 19.01.— 02.02.2021

USE ANYTHING ELSE Why would a designer ever use anything else to design than a computer? Well, there are things they can’t do. A brushstroke by hand is made in a second. The look of torn paper is created in seconds. The snot of ink runs uncontrolled. The smudged pencil is as unique as the fingerprint. Tough it is much more about controlled chance. Through random meetings, experimentation, improvisation, “mistakes,” or even unexpected results — happy accidents combine with sagacious insights to lead to novel outcomes, methodical innovation, changes in design direction, or new areas of research.

One may ponder: Would all time great designers such as Paul Rand have used computers if they existed? Or would they still go on looking for happy accidents?

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Kremlin opponent Navalny has long been the second most important politician in Russia.

The surviving Novichok poisoning may even have helped him in the end — and his arrest harmed President Putin.

438 Janine Krause

Lockdown: … to be continued. xx

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The years and years singer Olly Alexander speaks out about actors who play gays instead of integrate gay people, who are already a minority in the movie business, and let them be a part and stand for themselves.

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Due to the Corona pandemic, fashion is currently changing as never before.

441 Chantal Dübel

2.1 billion people worldwide have no access to clean water.

An incredible number. Around 884 million people do not even have a basic water supply (2018).

Another 13 million people are struggling with exactly the same problem right outside the gates of Europe.

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As a result of the crimes committed by the Nazi regime before and during the Second World War, the traces of the past are progressively becoming more and more evident in the psyche of the grandchildren and now also great-grandchildren of the perpetrators. The experiences — even if they were hushed up — continue to have an effect on them. This is called epigenetic heritage. So the process of overcoming the crimes of National Socialism is far from complete.

482 Claudia Müller

Unexpectedly fast the myth or the so called “theory” of the world being flat runs around the world … again.

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Corona here, Corona there. The best news of today!

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484 Sebastian Dietel

In Russia, social networks are now legally obliged to take action against calls for protests.

485 Claudia Müller

The vaccine production is working on it’s highest levels but the countries intervene with regulations. The question all over the news is: how long can we wait?

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Everyone’s talking about Corona.

493 Sophia Alleweyer

Discovery of a colossal slickhead (Alepocephaliformes: Alepocephalidae): an active-swimming top predator in the deep waters of Suruga Bay, Japan 493

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495 Claudia Müller

Referring to one of the newest studies every other person fears being lonely

497 Maria Isangulova

Volunteers report higher levels of well-being, greater life satisfaction and less depression. But your motivation can impact how happy helping makes you feel.

494 Saeeda Shabbir

Three mountaineers who went missing earlier this month while attempting to scale the world’s second-highest mountain, K2, are now considered dead.

496 Chantal Dübel

Everything is empty nowadays.

Feels like we are living in the witching hour now.

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508 David Singelmann

The rapper Lil Uzi Vert just got a 10 carat pink Diamond implanted on his forehead and the hip hop community is going crazy over this.

509 Claudia Müller

Home office is maybe a good protection against the virus but most people houses are not made for it. They have to use their bed as office place because of the leak of place.

510 Luisa Jochheim

The right to abortion — the protests in Poland continue ...

511 Lea Borrosch

Researchers discovered the smallest species of chameleons in the world in Madagaskar.

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512 Hannah Baumann

In organic farming, banned pesticides are a burden on the harvests of some farms. This is because pesticides sprayed on conventionally farmed land do not adhere to field boundaries.

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513 Claudia Müller

Since the world is less active we are no longer under pressure to catch up things people are constantly been doing. We don’t compare each other that much anymore. Not in situations nor in our body images.

514 Lea Borrosch

There is still a difference of up to 19 % between men and women in terms of salary payments.

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02.02.—09.02.2021

515 Kerstin Lauks

While the term AI conjures up anxieties about killer robots, unemployment or a massive surveillance state, there are other, deeper implications. As A.I. increasingly shapes the human experience, how does this change what it means to be human?

Central to the problem is a person’s capacity to make choices, particularly judgments that have moral implications.

Or: — democracy under attack — A shameful day for American democracy: The United States Congress came under attack by supporters of Donald Trump who broke into the temple of American democracy. Biden: “Our democracy is under unprecedented assault.”

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In a society in which appearance and body are given very high importance, you should always be aware that it is only YOUR body and if you feel good, feel good!

No matter what social norms say.

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08 APPENDIX

001_@OMEHA.JPG // 002_@DA_SIN__ // 003_@MIND.OF.MARY // 004_@STUDIOSEIJI // 005_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 006_@SA.LOREMIPSUM // 007_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 008_@JASMINREMIORZ // 009_@DESIGN.BY.LEA // 010_@STUDIO404NOTFOUND // 011_@SA.LOREMIPSUM // 012_@STUDIO404NOTFOUND // 013_@DA_SIN__ // 014_@DESIGN.BY.LEA // 015_@CIHANTAMTI // 016_@KAVIARANDROSES // 017_@STUDIOSEIJI // 018_@GANZGUCCI // 019_@SA.LOREMIPSUM // 020_@KOKOLORES.ART // 021_@HACARBA // 022_@DA_SIN__ // 023_@DESIGN.BY.LEA // 024_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 025_@MIND.OF.MARY // 026_@STUDIOSEIJI // 027_@LISA_PANITZ_DESIGN // 028_@DESIGN.BY.LEA // 029_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 030_@KAVIARANDROSES // 031_@KOKOLORES.ART // 032_@OMEHA.JPG // 033_@GANZGUCCI // 034_@STUDIOSEIJI // 035_@198GAMZE.PSD // 036_@DA_SIN__ // 037_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 038_@198GAMZE.PSD // 039_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 040_@JASMINREMIORZ // 041_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 042_@STUDIOSEIJI // 043_@DA_SIN__ // 044_@ISNGLVA // 045_@CIHANTAMTI // 046_@STUDIOSEIJI // 047_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 048_@KAVIARANDROSES // 049_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 050_@GANZGUCCI // 051_@MIND.OF.MARY //

078_@STUDIOSEIJI // 079_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 080_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 081_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 082_@GANZGUCCI // 083_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 084_@ISNGLVA // 085_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 086_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 087_@OMEHA.JPG // 088_@N.K.GRAPHICS // 089_@KAVIARANDROSES // 090_@KAVIARANDROSES // 091_@KAVIARANDROSES // 092_@STUDIOSEIJI // 093_@STUDIOSEIJI // 094_@GANZGUCCI 095_@ANTON_SCHEE // 096_@STUDIOSEIJI // 097_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL// 098_@MIND.OF.MARY // 099_@STUDIO404NOTFOUND // 100_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 101_@198GAMZE.PSD // 102_@STUDIO404NOTFOUND //

052_@ISNGLVA // 053_@SOPHIA_ALLW // 054_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 055_@STUDIOSEIJI // 056_@GANZGUCCI // 057_@ISNGLVA // 058_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 059_@LISA_PANITZ_DESIGN // 060_@MIND.OF.MARY // 061_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 062_@JASMINREMIORZ // 063_@ISNGLVA // 064_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 065_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 066_@198GAMZE.PSD // 067_@ANTON_SCHEE // 068_@MIND.OF.MARY // 069_@JULIAPOLJANKIN // 070_@JASMINREMIORZ // 071_@HACARBA // 072_@ISNGLVA // 073_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 074_@CIHANTAMTI // 075_@SOPHIA_ALLW // 076_@STUDIOSEIJI // 077_@STUDIOSEIJI //

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103_@ISNGLVA // 104_@STUDIOSEIJI // 105_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 106_@GANZGUCCI // 107_@SA.LOREMIPSUM // 108_@GANZGUCCI // 109_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 110_@STUDIOSEIJI // 111_@DA_SIN__ // 112_@OMEHA.JPG // 113_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 114_@N.K.GRAPHICS_ // 115_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 116_@DA_SIN__ // 117_@STUDIOSEIJI // 118_@ISNGLVA // 119_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 120_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 121_@STUDIOSEIJI // 122_@ANTON_SCHEE // 123_@KAVIARANDROSES // 124_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 125_@N.K.GRAPHICS_ // 126_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 127_@LISA_PANITZ_DESIGN // 128_@STUDIO404NOTFOUND // 129_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 130_@DA_SIN__ // 131_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 132_@SA.LOREMIPSUM // 133_@SA.LOREMIPSUM // 134_@LUISA.GRAFIK // 135_@STUDIO404NOTFOUND // 136_@SA.LOREMIPSUM // 137_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 138_@LUISA.GRAFIK // 139_@OMEHA.JPG // 140_@JASMINREMIORZ // 141_@KAVIARANDROSES // 142_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 143_@DA_SIN__ // 144_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 145_@ISNGLVA // 146_@198GAMZE.PSD // 147_@JASMINREMIORZ // 148_@SOPHIA_ALLW // 149_@SOPHIA_ALLW // 150_@198GAMZE.PSD 151_@ANTON_SCHEE // 152_@N.K.GRAPHICS_ // 153_@HACARBA // 154_@SA.LOREMIPSUM //

08 APPENDIX 155_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 156_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 157_@CIHANTAMTI // 158_@ISNGLVA // 159_@198GAMZE.PSD // 160_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 161_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 162_@198GAMZE.PSD // 163_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 164_@SA.LOREMIPSUM // 165_@KAVIARANDROSES // 166_@GANZGUCCI // 167_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 168_@KOKOLORES.ART // 169_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 170_@198GAMZE.PSD // 171_@KAVIARANDROSES // 172_@HACARBA // 173_@DA_SIN__ // 174_@STUDIO404NOTFOUND // 175_@198GAMZE.PSD // 176_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 177_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 178_@N.K.GRAPHICS_ // 179_@ISNGLVA // 180_@198GAMZE.PSD // 181_@DA_SIN__ // 182_@GANZGUCCI // 183_@DESIGN.BY.LEA // 184_@LUISA.GRAFIK // 185_@HACARBA // 186_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 187_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 188_@ISNGLVA // 189_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 190_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 191_@STUDIO404NOTFOUND // 192_@JASMINREMIORZ // 193_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 194_@ISNGLVA // 195_@JASMINREMIORZ // 196_@STUDIOSEIJI // 197_@SOPHIA.ALLW // 198_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 199_@STUDIOSEIJI // 200_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 201_@STUDIOSEIJI // 202_@STUDIO404NOTFOUND // 203_@GANZGUCCI // 204_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 205_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 206_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 207_@JASMINREMIORZ // 208_@STUDIO404NOTFOUND // 209_@OMEHA.JPG // 210_@STUDIOSEIJI // 211_@DA_SIN__ // 212_@LISA_PANITZ_DESIGN // 213_@STUDIOSEIJI // 214_@STUDIO404NOTFOUND // 215_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 216_@SOPHIA_ALLW // 217_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 218_@JASMINREMIORZ // 219_@ANTON_SCHEE // 220_@DA_SIN__ // 221_@DA_SIN__ // 222_@DESIGN.BY.LEA // 223_@198GAMZE.PSD // 224_@HACARBA // 225_@MIND.OF.MARY // 226_@SOPHIA_ALLW // 227_@HACARBA // 228_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 229_@HACARBA // 230_@JASMINREMIORZ // 231_@AGATHE_PLIFF //

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08 APPENDIX 232_@SOPHIA_ALLW // 233_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 234_@DA_SIN__ // 235_@DA_SIN__ // 236_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 237_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 238_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 239_@N.K.GRAPHICS_ // 240_@DA_SIN__ // 241_@DA_SIN__ // 242_@SOPHIA_ALLW // 243_@STUDIO404NOTFOUND // 244_@JASMINREMIORZ // 245_@SOPHIA_ALLW // 246_@DA_SIN__ // 247_@LUISA.GRAFIK // 248_@MIND.OF.MARY// 249_@DA_SIN__ // 250_@N.K.GRAPHICS_ // 251_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 252_@DA_SIN__ // 253_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 254_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 255_@JASMINREMIORZ // 256_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 257_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 258_@SOPHIA_ALLW // 259_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 260_@N.K.GRAPHICS_ // 261_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 262_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 263_@LISA_PANITZ_DESIGN // 264_@N.K.GRAPHICS_ // 265_@SOPHIA_ALLW // 266_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 267_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 268_@N.K.GRAPHICS_ // 269_@GANZGUCCI // 270_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 271_@STUDIO404NOTFOUND 272_@SA.LOREMIPSUM // 273_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 274_@KAVIARANDROSES // 275_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 276_@SOPHIA_ALLW // 277_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 278_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 279_@N.K.GRAPHICS_ // 280_@MIND.OF.MARY // 281_@STUDIO404NOTFOUND 282_@STUDIO404NOTFOUND 283_@LISA_PANITZ_DESIGN // 284_@DA_SIN__ // 285_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 286_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 287_@ISNGLVA // 288_@DA_SIN__ // 289_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 290_@DA_SIN__ // 291_@ISNGLVA // 292_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 293_@HACARBA // 294_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 295_@MIND.OF.MARY // 296_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 297_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 298_@STUDIO404NOTFOUND 299_@SOPHIA_ALLW // 300_@SA.LOREMIPSUM // 301_@SOPHIA_ALLW // 302_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 303_@DA_SIN__ // 304_@ISNGLVA // 305_@ISNGLVA // 306_@SA.LOREMIPSUM // 307_@DA_SIN__ // 308_@MUSTERDUEBEL //

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309_@N.K.GRAPHICS_ // 310_@ANTON_SCHEE // 311_@DA_SIN__ // 312_@SOPHIA_ALLW // 313_@LISA_PANITZ_DESIGN 314_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 315_@LUISA.GRAFIK // 316_@GANZGUCCI // 317_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 318_@KAVIARANDROSES // 319_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 320_@OMEHA.JPG // 321_@ISNGLVA // 322_@LUISA.GRAFIK // 323_@DA_SIN__ // 324_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 325_@SOPHIA_ALLW // 326_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 327_@MIND.OF.MARY // 328_@HACARBA // 329_@LISA_PANITZ_DESIGN 330_@CIHANTAMTI // 331_@CIHANTAMTI // 332_@CIHANTAMTI // 333_@KAVIARANDROSES // 334_@LISA_PANITZ_DESIGN 335_@MIND.OF.MARY // 336_@N.K.GRAPHICS_ // 337_@HACARBA // 338_@OMEHA.JPG // 339_@ANTON_SCHEE // 340_@ISNGLVA // 341_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 342_@LISA_PANITZ_DESIGN 343_@N.K.GRAPHICS_ // 344_@ANTON_SCHEE // 345_@DA_SIN__ // 346_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 347_@LUISA.GRAFIK // 348_@ANTON_SCHEE // 349_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 350_@KAVIARANDROSEN // 351_@MIND.OF.MARY // 352_@ISNGLVA // 353_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 354_@HACARBA // 355_@JASMINREMIORZ // 356_@KOKOLORES.ART // 357_@DA_SIN__ // 358_@MIND.OF.MARY // 359_@MUSTERDUEBEL //

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243 360_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 361_@KOKOLORES.ART // 362_@STUDIO404NOTFOUND // 363_@N.K.GRAPHICS_ // 364_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 365_@DA_SIN__ // 366_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 367_@STUDIO404NOTFOUND // 368_@LUISA.GRAFIK // 369_@KAVIARANDROSEN // 370_@ISNGLVA // 371_@N.K.GRAPHICS_ // 372_@SOPHIA.ALLW // 373_@HACARBA // 374_@DA_SIN__ // 375_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 376_@ANTON_SCHEE // 377_@HACARBA // 378_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 379_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 380_@GANZGUCCI // 381_@LISA_PANITZ_DESIGN // 382_@ANTON_SCHEE // 283_@MIND.OF.MARY // 384_@STUDIOSEIJI // 385_@STUDIO404NOTFOUND //

386_@HACARBA // 387_@SOPHIA_ALLW 388_@STUDIO404NOTFOUND // 389_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 390_@LUISA.GRAFIK // 391_@HACARBA // 392_@STUDIOSEIJI // 393_@OMEHA.JPG // 394_@STUDIOSEIJIT // 395_@OMEHA.JPG // 396_@LUISA.GRAFIK // 397_@KOKOLORES.ART // 398_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 399_@MIND.OF.MARY // 400_@HACARBA // 401_@N.K.GRAPHICS_ // 402_@MIND.OF.MARY // 403_@CIHANTAMTI // 404_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 405_@ISNGLVA // 406_@OMEHA.JPG // 407_@LUISA.GRAFIK // 408_@STUDIOSEIJI // 409_@STUDIO404NOTFOUND // 410_@DA_SIN__ //

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411_@HACARBA // 412_@ISNGLVA // 413_@DESIGN.BY.LEA // 414_@SOPHIA_ALLW // 415_@OMEHA.JPG // 416_@MIND.OF.MARY // 417_@KOKOLORES.ART // 418_@STUDIOSEIJI // 419_@ISNGLVA // 420_@ISNGLVA // 421_@ISNGLVA // 422_@STUDIO404NOTFOUND // 423_@OMEHA.JPG // 424_@HACARBA // 425_@N.K.GRAPHICS // 426_@DA_SIN__ // 427_@SOPHIA_ALLW // 428_@STUDIOSEIJI // 429_@DESIGN.BY.LEA // 430_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 431_@STUDIO404NOTFOUND // 432_@SOPHIA_ALLW // 433_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 434_@HACARBA // 435_@DA_SIN__ // 436_@N.K.GRAPHICS // 437_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 438_@STUDIO404NOTFOUND // 439_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 440_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 441_@GANZGUCCI // 442_@DA_SIN__ // 443_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 444_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 445_@DESIGN.BY.LEA // 446_@GANZGUCCI // 447_@CLAUDIA.MUE // 448_@ISNGLVA // 449_@MIND.OF.MARY // 450_@ISNGLVA // 451_@DA_SIN__ // 452_@STUDIOSEIJI // 453_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 454_@STUDIOSEIJI // 455_@ISNGLVA // 456_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 457_@STUDIOSEIJI // 458_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 459_@MIND.OF.MARY // 460_@LISA_PANITZ_DESIGN // 461_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 462_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL //

463_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 464_@N.K.GRAPHICS // 465_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 466_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 467_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 468_@GANZGUCCI // 469_@DESIGN.BY.LEA // 470_@SOPHIA_ALLW // 471_@OMEHA.JPG // 472_@LUISA.GRAFIK // 473_@OMEHA.JPG // 474_@ISNGLVA // 475_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 476_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 477_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 478_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 479_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 480_@MIND.OF.MARY // 481_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 482_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 483_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 484_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 485_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 486_@HACARBA // 487_@DA_SIN__ // 488_@OMEHA.JPG // 489_@ISNGLVA // 490_@SEBASTIAN.DIETEL // 491_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 492_@198GAMZE.PSD // 493_@SOPHIA_ALLW // 494_@STUDIOSEIJI // 495_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 496_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 497_@ISNGLVA // 498_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 499_@MUSTERDUEBEL // 500_@DA_SIN__ // 501_@ISNGLVA // 502_@SOPHIA_ALLW // 503_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 504_@LUISA.GRAFIK // 505_@LUISA.GRAFIK // 506_@LUISA.GRAFIK // 507_@LUISA.GRAFIK // 508_@DA_SIN__ // 509_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 510_@LUISA.GRAFIK // 511_@DESIGN.BY.LEA // 512_@HACARBA // 513_@CLAUDIA_MUE // 514_@DESIGN.BY.LEA // 515_@AGATHE_PLIFF // 516_@KOKOLORES.ART //

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