While it may have been a rainy and unbearable Monday night in NYC, the auditorium at Cooper Union still managed to draw an impressive crowd of creatives. The crowd pleaser? Famed Italian type designer, Tony Di Spigna. His tales of working up the ladder within the Lubalin studio lead to his amusing, yet relatable tales…
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Blog:Drew Melton
If you are a fan of handwritten typography, then you should definitely take a look at the work of Drew Melton. The detail and precision in his lettering is inspiring. Aside from his portfolio site, his work can be found on Phraseology Project where he handwrites phrases submitted by users, Sevenly where he creates the…
Blog:Doodle Everyday
Blog:J.Pap’s Diecut Drawings
J.Pap is an art director and graphic designer. I’m amazed at his set of diecut packaging drawings on Flickr. For the last year, he’s turned every-day packaging into works of art by flattening then composing detailed illustrations on the inside. Created with no commercial intent, he says: The shape of the package usually suggests which…
Blog:Moleskine for iDevices
My personal notebook collection is an ever-changing battle between Moleskines and Field Notes. I love the bigger Moleskines and their quality build, and love the take-anywhere-back-pocket-ability of the Field Notes (plus, I like supporting Draplin & Coudal, the people behind Field Notes). Moleskine will soon be releasing covers the smartphones and tablets, compatible with iPhone…



