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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…
Check out this video and site celebrating Wim Crouwel’s exhibit at the Design Museum in London. (Or if you live in London, you should just go check out the exhibit.) Regarded as one of the leading designers of the twentieth century, Crouwel embraced a new modernity to produce typographic designs that captured the essence of…
I am loving these 3D paper letters by Jerome Corgier! He is a graphic designer from Paris that does some exceptional work with paper. While I found his site is hard to navigate, Corgier’s blog made it easier to browse through his 3D paper letters. via the daily heller
I am wholeheartedly in love with the interior/brand identity for Micheline by Anagrama, a brand development and positioning agency located in San Pedro, Mexico. Micheline is a print-shop boutique dedicated to designing and printing stationery and pieces for social events. The space is inspired in the ambiance of print-shops in the seventies: it has a…
On February 25th, Typodarium opened its 2011 Call for Entries. 160 font-labels and designers signed in and filled up all 365 days in 42 hours! You can still sign in here for a waiting list as some of the contributions may be rejected. In case you missed it, here’s our post from this year’s Typodarium…
Anyone who has ever watched an episode of CSI Miami can totally relate to this. I love how Horatio is putting sun glasses on over his sun glasses.
Check out this typeface called Adhesive Nr. Seven. The idea was to take a blackletter typeface out of its tainted historical context by recreating its texture with contemporary tools. With its fixed stroke thickness adhesive paper tape offers similar characteristics as a broad pen. This is a really cool way to produce a typeface, and…
I love me some ampersands! 300&65 Ampersands is a daily calendar with a different ampersand per day for 365 days. Reminds me a little of the Typodarium calendar but with only ampersands. Enjoy your daily dose here. via mint
