Malvin Van Gelderen
Phone: 07957322671
E-mail: malvinn@ntlworld.com
Malvin Van Gelderen worked for many years as a production journalist, photographer, designer and art-director for a wide range of national newspapers and magazines. He was assistant group art director at the Haymarket Press and art editor of IPC's Riding magazine, one of the group's largest consumer titles, and then the market leading Horse & Hounds. As a freelancer he has worked on the design and production of the Sun, Daily Mirror, Sunday Express, Sunday People, Woman, Woman & Home, The Sunday People magazine, Woman's Realm and other titles.
He has been a journalism educator for more than twenty years and has taught in both the private and public sector at places such as City University, PMA Training, IPC magazines (training), the National Council for the Training of Journalists, the London College of Fashion, Reed Business Press and elsewhere as well as the University of Westminster.
Currently he is a visiting lecturer and consultant to Universities and does seminars on advanced design to Art Directors of leading publications, and technology training to the industry.
Testimonials
Ipc Media
'He instructs on all the latest technology involved in magazine production and DTP application programs including InDesign, QuarkXpress and Photoshop.
Included in his courses are a critical analysis of the typography, layout and design content of delegate magazines.
His expertise and experience have been most appreciated and I can thoroughly recommend him'
Haymarket Magazines
'Feedback from the delegates who have attended his Quark courses (basic and advanced) is always extremely positive'
The Daily Mirror
'His high levels of aptitude, skill and understanding of technology made him one of our most valued designers'
The University of Westminster
'A very skilled and patient trainer, with a professional grasp of all the technology involved in the Desk Top Publishing Industry, including InDesign, Photoshop and QuarkXpress'
Welch Allyn Uk Ltd (medical diagnostics)
'I didn't realise InDesign was so easy!'
Clients Include
Granada TV, Granada Books, HSBC Bank, Head Magazine, Synthes/ Stratec Medical, Lady Magazine, Field Fisher Watterhouse Ltd, London School of Journalism, Westminster University, City University, Fed of City Farms: Patron HRH The Prince of Wales, FMI Training, BDP architecs, IPC Media, National Council for the Training of Journalists, Royal Pharmaceutical Society, Westminster Adult Education, Reed Business Press, Havering and Southwark Colleges, Daily Mirror, Sunday Express, The Sun, The People, The Surrey Institute of Art and Design, The Socialist, The London College of Fashion, Royal Air Force, Police Force, YMCA , The Bank of England, National Physical Laboratory, Avenues Publishing and The Home Office.
Featured in the 'INDIAN TRIBUNE'
Friday, December 2, 2005, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2005/20051202/edit.htm#5
Mind the Image
by Aditi Tandon
Images are fun but not so much when someone walks up to you and proves that they can seriously dent reputations and threaten races.
So when Malvin van Gelderen, the design expert from London
E-mail: malvinn@ntlworld.com
Malvin Van Gelderen worked for many years as a production journalist, photographer, designer and art-director for a wide range of national newspapers and magazines. He was assistant group art director at the Haymarket Press and art editor of IPC's Riding magazine, one of the group's largest consumer titles, and then the market leading Horse & Hounds. As a freelancer he has worked on the design and production of the Sun, Daily Mirror, Sunday Express, Sunday People, Woman, Woman & Home, The Sunday People magazine, Woman's Realm and other titles.
He has been a journalism educator for more than twenty years and has taught in both the private and public sector at places such as City University, PMA Training, IPC magazines (training), the National Council for the Training of Journalists, the London College of Fashion, Reed Business Press and elsewhere as well as the University of Westminster.
Currently he is a visiting lecturer and consultant to Universities and does seminars on advanced design to Art Directors of leading publications, and technology training to the industry.
Testimonials
Ipc Media
'He instructs on all the latest technology involved in magazine production and DTP application programs including InDesign, QuarkXpress and Photoshop.
Included in his courses are a critical analysis of the typography, layout and design content of delegate magazines.
His expertise and experience have been most appreciated and I can thoroughly recommend him'
Haymarket Magazines
'Feedback from the delegates who have attended his Quark courses (basic and advanced) is always extremely positive'
The Daily Mirror
'His high levels of aptitude, skill and understanding of technology made him one of our most valued designers'
The University of Westminster
'A very skilled and patient trainer, with a professional grasp of all the technology involved in the Desk Top Publishing Industry, including InDesign, Photoshop and QuarkXpress'
Welch Allyn Uk Ltd (medical diagnostics)
'I didn't realise InDesign was so easy!'
Clients Include
Granada TV, Granada Books, HSBC Bank, Head Magazine, Synthes/ Stratec Medical, Lady Magazine, Field Fisher Watterhouse Ltd, London School of Journalism, Westminster University, City University, Fed of City Farms: Patron HRH The Prince of Wales, FMI Training, BDP architecs, IPC Media, National Council for the Training of Journalists, Royal Pharmaceutical Society, Westminster Adult Education, Reed Business Press, Havering and Southwark Colleges, Daily Mirror, Sunday Express, The Sun, The People, The Surrey Institute of Art and Design, The Socialist, The London College of Fashion, Royal Air Force, Police Force, YMCA , The Bank of England, National Physical Laboratory, Avenues Publishing and The Home Office.
Featured in the 'INDIAN TRIBUNE'
Friday, December 2, 2005, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2005/20051202/edit.htm#5
Mind the Image
by Aditi Tandon
Images are fun but not so much when someone walks up to you and proves that they can seriously dent reputations and threaten races.
So when Malvin van Gelderen, the design expert from London
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