Jacques Kannemeyer

Born and raised in Bellville, Jacques developed an early passion for comic art, a fascination that has remained a constant throughout his life. His love for the vibrant storytelling and intricate illustrations in comics inspired him to pursue traditional print graphic design in the late 1990s. Jacques' dedication to the craft led him to excel in the technical aspects of print design, particularly the meticulous process of setting up four-color (CMYK) print jobs.

With the advent of the internet, Jacques seamlessly transitioned from print design to User Experience (UX) and Interface design, embracing the new digital frontier while never losing sight of his roots in print. Despite the widespread belief that digital media would render print obsolete, Jacques held firm in his conviction that print would endure and evolve. His career reflects this belief, showcasing a harmonious blend of traditional and modern design principles.

Today, Jacques is particularly drawn to the lino printing technique, which evokes the nostalgia of the late 90s and early 2000s' print methods. For Jacques, lino printing is not merely a technique but an art form that honors the legacy of old-school printing while adapting to contemporary practices. This method...

Graphic Design