Reportagen, 72/2023 - Gift & Gegengift

Reportagen, 54/2020 - New York: A Serendipiter's Journey

Reportagen, 45/2019 - Tausend Mal um den Berg

Reportagen, 36/2017 - Doktor Burt hat eine Idee

Reportagen Sonderausgabe, SEF.2014, Japans neue Kleider

Reportagen, 32/2016 - Die Queen trägt Dynamit

Reportagen, 08/2013 - Gefängnis der Liebe

Reportagen, 16/2014 - Selektion am Zaun

Reportagen, 25/2015 - Die Pistole denkt mit

New Year 2023 give away gift design packaging with a series of three illustrated greeting cards for Notation Creative Consulting. Screen printed in three colors, dark ultramarine, iridescent light bronze metallic pigments and blue on Lessebo 1.3 natural rough paper 240 gsm, printed by Lorenz Boegli.

Don't Go To Strangers – A Tribute To The Tulsa Sound Under The Loving Light Of J.J. Cale 
Black 12" vinyl with full story on 8-page custom layered gatefold packaging, edition of 500, La Suisse Primitive Records
Concept by La Suisse Primitive / Komet City 
Artwork, Design & Packaging by Ronny Hunger 
Illustrations by Gregory Gilbert-Lodge 
The visual concept was inspired by John Kosh's design for the "Family"'s "Fearless" album which was released in 1971
Introduction by La Suisse Primitive, Niklaus Reichle, Liner notes by Robin Girod

Collaboration with Kunsthaus Zurich
As part of the opening of the Chipperfield building, a notebook edition by Gregory Gilbert-Lodge has been designed exclusively for the new museum shop.

Republik, 05.12.2022 - The next war
In Ukraine, Afghans are fighting on both sides. Some are serving as Putin's franctireur out of desperation and frustration. Others are defending their new homeland, to which they once fled from the Russian invasion. By Emran Feroz

Republik, 14.09.2022 - Murder in Hong Kong
A taxi ride of a Swiss diplomats couple ends in tragedy. What really happened on that day in October 1956? Serie of illustrations featuring a historical criminal case based in Hong Kong, where the Communist Party, its arch-enemies from Taiwan, the British colonial government and Chinese secret societies were fighting each other, by Ernst Herb.

Republik, 08.05.2021 - Sophie Scholl?
Illustration featuring an essay of Lukas Bärfuss reflecting on the German resistance icon Sophie Scholl on the occasion of her 100th birthday.

Republik, 28.12.2019 - Portrait Lukas Bärfuss
Interview of Daniel Binswanger and Christoph Moser with Lukas Bärfuss reflecting the year 2019.

Republik, 11.11.2020 - Cryptoleaks
For the first time, it can be proven that the CIA also bugged Swiss companies, not only with the help of Crypto AG but also with her associated company Infoguard. Research by Mehdi Atmani, Adrienne Fichter, Sylke Gruhnwald.

Republik, 13.02.2019 - Sans-Papiers
Close-up view of a refugee staying illegally in Switzerland, by Carlos Hanimann.

Key visuals for website Brand Leadership Circle, a corperation of 3 specialised companies located in Zug, coaching and developing new business solutions for customers which like to expand their possibilities of brand-oriented corporate development.

Illustrations to essay by Philipp Tingler featuring themes on style, culture, philosopy and cars.

Series of christmas greeting cards showing three hazelnuts based upon the fairytale Cinderella. Silver and gold hot foil printing on premium 100% cotton paper folding card, 203 x 184 mm. Hieronymus’ postcards are made from exclusive uncoated paper and print-finished to the highest standards. Hieronymus Stationers flagship store Zürich, for elegant, unique and luxurious bespoke stationary.

On the occasion of 500 years of reformation history, the exhibition "Liberation and Persecution" in the townhall of Zürich confronts the reformation era and the present on a surprisingly personal level: ten couples, one historical and one living, face each other directly and convey an ambivalent view of religious upheaval.
Centre of the exhibition are persons such as an iconoclast, a nun, an abbess, a religious refugee and a farmer, whose different experiences invite a critical examination of the events. They are confronted by people from the present who, in turn, take their own look at the historical heritage and the situation today.
Exhibition Stadthaus Zürich, September 2018 until March 2019, organised by Stadt Zürich Kultur in collaboration with Verein Schatten der Reformation.

40 Jahre Deutscher Herbst
«Es ist scheiße, ein Mörder zu sein» Der einstige RAF-Mann Peter-Jürgen Boock über Terror damals und heute.
Illustration for a Spiegel cover story featuring an interview with ex-RAF member Peter-Jürgen Boock about terrorism today and 40 years ago, by Michael Sontheimer, Der Spiegel, Hamburg 2017.

The Life and Work of Samuel Gruber by Jeremy Stafford-Deitsch, 2015.
Book cover illustration for the biography of Samuel Gruber, marine biogolist, scientist and shark expert on Bimini Island, Bahamas.
Published by the Save Our Sea Foundation (SOSF), edited by Michael Scholl and designed by Peter Scholl.

«Giannis Game», Cover illustration featuring article about revelations regarding Fifa president Gianni Infantino playing a double game and unfair play in the world of the most hated sport organisation. Written by Mario Stäuble, Christian Brönnimann, Oliver Zihlmann & Mikael Krogerus, Tages Anzeiger newspaper supplement, Zürich.

«Spaniens gestohlene Kinder», Cover illustration featuring article about how 300'000 babys disapeared in spanish maternity clinics, sold to childless couples with faked dokuments. Until now this organised crime has not been solved yet. Written by Margot Litten, Tages Anzeiger newspaper supplement, Zürich.

«Ratloses Abendland», Cover illustration for article about a conversation of editor Martin Beglinger with Christopher Caldwell taking about his book «Reflections on the Revolution in Europe», Tages Anzeiger newspaper supplement, Zürich.

«Hilfe! Meine Tochter wird Coiffeuse!», Cover illustration for article about academic parents, who fear their children won’t achieve in their career, by Rico Czerwinski. Tages Anzeiger newspaper supplement, Zürich.

Illustrations to the theme «Freundschaft», «Flucht» in fluter. A German magazine for political education addressing manly young people.

Selection of cover illustrations for Reportagen magazine from 2013 until now.

Ploppfizz (after Roy Lichtenstein Alka Selzer 1966)
Screenprint matt black on 230 gsm Sirio Pearl Aurum Gold paper.
Limited edition of 135, signed and numbered. Printed in Zürich by Siebdruck27, 2017. Size: 50 x 70 cm (19,7 x 27,5 inches).
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Series of 4 exclusive prints created initially in 2013 to accompany the David Bowie Is exhibition at the V&A Museum London.
The ambition for this portrait was to portray David Bowie not as Ziggy Stardust but in the less documented Berlin era, and still take distinctive visual elements from his various looks throughout the time of his career, to combine it and produce an iconic and unique image. The drawing of Bowie is reduced to the bare minimum, bringing out his characteristic eyes and expressing a sense of elegance.

#1. Screenprinted matt white with stardust on 210 gsm Fedrigoni Sirio Nero paper, this 1st edition measures 70 x 70 cm and comes in an edition of 250.
#2. Screenprinted matt white with stardust on 220 gsm Mirri matt silver paper, this 2nd edition measures 70 x 70 cm and comes in an edition of 250.
#3. Screenprinted matt white with stardust on 220 gsm Mirri matt gunmetal paper, this 3rd edition measures 70 x 70 cm and comes in an edition of 250.
#4. Screenprinted black with carbondust on 250 gsm Somerset Satin White paper, this 4th edition measures 50 x 50 cm and comes in an edition of 500.
Each print comes with a signed and numbered certificate.

©2016 Gregrory Gilbert Lodge / Blanka. Published on the occasion of the V&A exhibition “David Bowie is”. Printed in the UK by K2 Screenprint.

Original artwork, black screenprint on natural plane brown canvas, signed and framed.
Printed by Lorenz Bögli, Atelier für Siebdruck, 2016.
Size: 83 x 100 cm (32,7 x 39,4 inches)

Various illustrations for one of the most successful german-language economic magazine brand eins.

Poster design and visual identity for the Swiss National Circus Knie Tour 2016, concept with Atelier Pol.

Visual tradmark to corporate identity design by Feurer Network for Cantonal Goverment & Administrative Department Kanton Zürich.

Visual tradmark to corporate identity design for Hieronymus Stationers Ltd., a shop for elegant, unique and luxurious bespoke stationary and craftsmanship.

Series of 6 greeting cards showing portraits of Egon Schiele, Paul Klee, Louis Bourgeois, Salvador Dali, Frida Kahlo & Piet Mondrian. Color offset print with screen print gloss varnish on 100% cotton paper. Hieronymus Stationers Ltd., a shop for elegant, unique and luxurious bespoke stationary. 

Cover story featuring a series of illustrations about the history of the political movement Pegida and their leader Lutz Bachmann, written by Martin Machowecz. Die Zeit newspaper supplement, Berlin.

Illustrations on the theme humor & music for Lucerne classic music festival in a special suplement issue of the NZZ newspaper.

Illustrations for an article about Sanne a baby girl suffering from the incurable disease «Epidermolysis bullosa», a rare genetic connective skin disorder that cause the skin to become very fragile, written by Erwin Koch. Die Zeit newspaper supplement, Berlin.

Artwork for exclusive limited publication independent art space Grand Palais Berne

Illustration to flyer design by Atelier Pol, for the foundation Sommer-Akademie, on the workshop «You are HERE. Here is wherever I lay my head», curated by Sue Williamson and held at the Museum Zentrum Paul Klee in Berne, 2013.

Illustrations for a feature story about Dr. E. Fuentes doping Spanish athletes with EPO for years, by Florian Bauer. Die Zeit newspaper supplement, Berlin.

For the redesigned NZZ Fokus Magazine I was briefed to design a series of covers with each having an iconic illustration and a background pattern that supported the image. The task for the cover of every issue is to find a clever iconic figure to represent the whole issue’s theme, but without being too general or stereotyped. The idea of the background pattern was to bring the main figure into a surrounding that supports the content in a witty or iconic way.