William Giessen's Contact Details

William Giessen's Company Details

superpulp

Arnhem, Gelderland, Netherlands • 1 Employees
Graphic Design

Superpulp creates wonderful visual impact. We believe in the power of tactile communication.ExperiencedWith roots in graphic design, art, innovation and cultural life, we share our 20 years of experience with a wide range of clients. Our creative studio thrives to solve problems and come up with smart solutions that last and are purposeful. Combining our vision, skills and ideas into an outcome that excites the imagination.Visual solutionsThe Arnhem-based observatory provides a bird's-eye view. While gaining insight and connecting the dots, Superpulp keeps control on the quality, visions and goals. We offer concept development, creative communication strategies, content making and graphic design. Mostly for publications, branding, unique objects and campaigns. The result always is a smart, characteristic, visual solution (with a dash of quirkiness).Power of printSuperpulp strongly believes in the power of print. Especially in this internet-driven era, Superpulp remains focussed on printed matter. You remember when floppy drives exist in the 1980's? And remember a book or magazine from the 1980's? Or even that website back in 1997 that was awesome? All contained information that needed to be shared. Which one you can still read today?AwarenessAs a creative design studio we are aware that we play a fundamental role in visual communication. We shape the way the public interacts with information. We are the link between content and reader that comes with great responsibility. From converting information into ideas, from editorial decisions to the graphic design; Superpulp takes the whole process seriously, but with a healthy dose of pragmatism and humour. This responsibility can also be seen in the fact that we support Avaaz, by donating a portion of our earnings to this powerful organisation that changes the world we live in.Up-to-dateThe wide variety of clients (from commercial businesses to government, from non-profit to education) and self-initiated p