About Dennis
My name is Dennis de Vries, and I’m currently living in Groningen, The Netherlands. I am a Graphic Artist, and studying Graphic Design at Academie Minerva (Groningen, Art Academy). The past 5 years i’ve been busy with graphics and coding, in all kinds of ways. What started as a hobby, ended up as my main focus (and future!) Typography and print are my main interests. I am currently Freelancing, and looking for representation.
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Current city: Groningen
My name is Dennis de Vries, and I’m currently living in Groningen, The Netherlands. I am a Graphic Artist, and studying Graphic Design at Academie Minerva (Groningen, Art Academy). The past 5 years i’ve been busy with graphics and coding, in all kinds of ways. What started as a hobby, ended up as my main focus (and future!) Typography and print are my main interests. I am currently Freelancing, and looking for representation.
 
This is the (work)shop for students at Academie Minerva (Art Academy Groningen) and is located in their facility. Old prints and typography-families everywhere are so inspiring. All typefaces are located here, including old machines for perfect hand-crafted work.
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The Architecture School is such an inspiring building. Minimalistic with a grid!
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Based in the water is the biggest eyecatcher when you visit Groningen. Again, a great architectural building, but this one has a-symmetrical shapes. The Groninger Museum is not only a museum but also a restaurant and an innovative info centre.
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The Art Academy (Academie Minerva Groningen) has several buildings, and this one is still under construction, but some rooms/halls are already done. This is the main Exhibition Hall, and has different styles and kinds of art every month.
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