Armin Hofmann is an eminent twentieth century Swiss graphic designer. The immeasurable influence on generations of designers is one of the many distinguishing qualities of his work. Moreover, he is looked up to by his students as the most inspiring graphic design teacher.
Download CVBorn on June 29, 1920, Armin Hofmann grew up in Winterthur, Switzerland. He attended the School of Arts and Crafts in Zurich and later took up a job as a lithographer in Basel and Bern. Subsequently, he opened a design studio. After meeting Emil Ruder on a train, he found out that the Basel School of Arts and Crafts was looking for an art teacher. Thus, in 1947 he accepted the job as a teacher and continued to teach there for four decades. In 1968, Hofmann introduced the advanced class for graphic design and soon after he was appointed the head of the graphic design department. His first job as a teacher was at the Philadelphia College of Art in the United States. Also he taught at Yale University where he played a key role until his resignation.
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