About
Observations, a collection of thoughts in a digital world, is the visual journal of Anna-Lisa Schoenecker.
Anna-Lisa Schoenecker is a graphic and interaction designer based in London and Mainz and trained at the Royal College of Art, London. She teaches information design and interactive media at School of Design Mainz, University of Applied Sciences, Germany.
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CV in brief
Anna-Lisa Schoenecker is professor for information design and interactive media at University of Applied Sciences in Mainz, Germany (School of Design Mainz). She was Associate Creative Director at Framfab/Oyster, now LBi, where she lead creative teams of designers and copywriters to create compelling communication and experience solutions. Her forte are design, digital branding, interactive content and interface design.
She has 20 years design experience in corporate identity, branding and editorial and online design. Anna-Lisa is an expert in branding, communication and interactive content solutions for finance, retail, entertainment, travel and the arts. She developed award-winning solutions for clients such as the South Bank Centre, Disney, Boots, Vodafone, UBS, Intelligent Finance, Shell, TfL, COI, Air Miles, Easyjet, V&A, WPP, Citroen, JW Thompson, St.Gobain Group, FPD Savills, Adnams and Daimler Chrysler.
She previously worked at syzygy as a Senior Art Director / Program Creative Director producing communication, gaming and content solutions. Before art directing the redesign of People Magazine for Time Life, New York she worked for Pentagram Design, London on corporate identities, editorial design, signage and packaging for clients including Tate Gallery, National Trust, Boot Clibborn Editions. She designed a typeface for FUSE 19 and her work was awarded by the New York Art Director’s Club and One Show Interactive.
Anna-Lisa holds two BA degrees (graphic design and product design) and a MA in communications design from the Royal College of Art.