Agnes Meyer-Wilmes (born in 1960 in Harsewinkel, North Rhine-Westphalia), studied Graphic Design at the University of the Arts Bremen (HFK Bremen). She has professional experience in book publishing houses and advertising agencies in Munich with a focus on editorial design. She founded her own agency, amw-design, in 1996. Subject teacher for editorial design since 2005 and Teacher for Special Purposes in the Desktop Publishing field at HfG Offenbach since 2008. 

Das Erste (Deutsche Fernsehen BR), Kabel 1, ELBEO, Finanzenverlag München, Bucherverlag München, Grundy Light Entertainment Köln, AudiMobil Ingolstadt, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt

Heye&Partner München, McCannErickson München, Herrwerth+Partner München, network!werbeagentur GMBH München, Scholz&Friends Berlin, PLEX Berlin

• 2005 to 2007
  Akademie für Mode + Design (amd Munich): Lectureship on creative techniques
• 2007 to 2008
  Texterschmiede Hamburg: Workshop Image & Imagination 
• from 2007 onwards
  vdmz Munich, bd Stuttgart, vdmh Frankfurt: Seminars for specialists and executives (selection) Süddeutsche Magazin, Augsburger Allgemeine, Super RTL;
• 2012
  Audi-Mobil (magazine criticism for members magazine of the Audi group)
• 2014
  ​Deutsche Journalistenschule Munich (daily newspaper, project supervision)

Lectures

• 2012
  INTED, Valencia, International Technology, Education and Development Conference
• 2014
  PubKon Berlin, Publishing Conference of the InDesign User Groups Germany, Austria, Switzerland
• 2017
  NichtWort, Design for Language Education, conference at the Haus des Buches, Frankfurt, Germany

Publications

• 2016
  Text-Image Relationships 1, On the Interpretive Relationship of Text and Image in Print Campaigns of Classic Advertising (print and online version on ResearchGate)
• 2020
  Text-Image Relationships 2, Criteria of Page Composition in Daily Newspapers (in progress)
• 2021
  Text-image relationships 3, criteria of the interpretative relationship between text and image in magazines (in progress)
• 2021
  ​Concepts for illustration, chapters 1 to 5 (amw-design.info)