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single Tweet; mental cinema at its finest! He himself shot movies successfully for years. Maybe that’s why he is so good at it.

For Meimberg is able to project a whole film in the mind of the readers with just one

The idea of the Tiny Tales, their quality and impact have simply blown us away. And, since we go to the Meimberger Tweet Cinema regularly since October 2009, we would like to dedicate a little homage to him: six illustrators, who in turn are near and dear to us, have created each a film poster for their favourite Tiny Tale. And who has not read the Tiny Tales yet, is advised to do so!
www.twitter.com/tiny_tales

Have fun!

The stories are tiny spot
landings, extremely condensed, but with astonishing impact.

The 34 years old Florian Meimberg
worked already for years as a creative and director. So far, he has won almost every big award achievable for creatives. Seems as if great ideas he has had plenty. And that the Tiny
Tales are no fleeting star, he proves impressively since the first short story from 11.10.2009

The evening sun light flooded the valley. He breathed the mild summer air. A perfect day. T-Rex looked into the sky. Then he saw the comet.

Tiny Tale 8:00 AM Dec 8th, 2009

www.adrianjohnson.org.uk

The illustrator from Liverpool has established
himself as a big number in the creative business. For he was able to develop his writing style further again and again by being ahead of the Zeitgeist at arm’s length and yet being bang on target.

Tiny Tale 2:16 AM Oct 29th, 2009

The small wooden boat braced itself against the waves. Dan
paddled. He starred into the dark water. Somewhere below must be Manhattan.

www.juliaguther.de

Julia Guther operates in Berlin. When asked about her profession, she is unable to answer. Illustrator, designer, sometimes musician. Certain is, that she loves to connect every-
thing with each other. And she is best at this collaboration with befriended bands and record labels.

Tiny Tale 4:40 AM Nov 15th, 2009

All major TV stations broadcasted live when a shape stepped out of the spacecraft...He has not changed at all.

Anne Vagt is a free-lance illustrator and lives in Hamburg. She draws. She writes and she published books and zines. No wonder that she is a member of the Studio Honig and SPRING.

www.annevagt.com

Tiny Tale 3:01 AM Jan 26th, 2009

Professor Li scrutinizes the scan. The object was as big as L.A. Only the tip sticked out of the dessert sand. The pyramids of Gizeh.

The founder of HHDC (Hamburg Design Centre),Alexander Rütterink, is best described as a creative. For the creative all-rounder designs concepts,looks and campaigns for numerous advertising agencies. He creates designs for the music business, conceptualizes corporate designs and works successfully as an illustrator.
www.hhdc.de

Tiny Tale 7:10 AM Dec 6th, 2009

The faulty pixel on Ben’s TFT-Display is to blame for making a “.”appear as a “,”. And he lost 26 million dollars in 4 minutes flat.

If she is not on expedition somewhere on this planet, Birte Ludwig normally lives in Berlin. For her, design is attitude and she understands her expression is cross medial; no matter if print, interactive or communication in space. With lots of energy, she is currently designing projects for Mutabor, DDB, Meirè and Feld Hommes.
www.bureau-ludwig.com

Tiny Tale 7:18 AM Jan 7th

Ned has never seen anything more
beautiful. The coral reef shimmers like an extraterrestrial city.
A concrete block tugs at his feet.

Already for 11 years, the Hamburger Philipp York Martin devotes himself to the good form and successfully to graphic design. Meanwhile, he turned away from the technical work at the computer and returned to the conceptional analogical creation. From digital to handmade. His motto: Design without idea is decoration. It is properly enjoyable only, when there is something behind it.
www.distort84.com

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