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“I’m merely cosplaying as a type designer”: Raoul Gottschling on chasing ridiculous ‘what if’ questions
The article features Berlin-based designer Raoul Gottschling, who discusses his experiences with imposter syndrome, his self-taught journey, and the creative process behind his unique and playful font designs. His approach to typography emphasizes imaginative and robust creations that challenge conventional design norms. Brand strategists can take inspiration from Gottschling's emphasis on creativity and personal narrative in design, which can enhance brand identity and engagement.
Its Nice That: The Berlin-based designer talks to us about imposter syndrome, being self taught and the creative process behind his portfolio of imaginative, playful and robust fonts.
The article highlights a unique perspective on typography and creativity that can inspire brand strategists, making it significant for the design industry while also presenting a fresh take on personal narrative in design.
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