Showing results 9–16 of 202 for the tag: typography
If you’ve been looking for a way to whisper motivation to yourself in the morning, then look no further. G.F.D.A. has released their most recent advice poster: Black on Fucking Black. It’s sex on paper and as quiet as a fucking golf clap. Buy it here.
Jon Contino’s hand lettering and illustration work is a must see. He has a fantastic style and approach. If you pay close attention there are some great little gems of detail work throughout his pieces. Kudos to whomever can figure out how to pronounce Alphastructaesthetitologist — I can barely type it. Via Vintage Me Oh…
Check out this gorgeous video and many others from Partrick Clair here. These make me want to break out the Adobe After Effects and get to work on some kinetic typographic. Enjoy.
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…
Ever wonder if you could craft a completely new story by removing words from a book that already exists? Did you think about doing it by die-cutting every single page? Our early conversations with Jonathan Safran Foer about Tree of Codes started when Jonathan said he was curious to explore and experiment with the die-cut…
You know—I don’t know about you, but when I’m at my grandmother’s house and she begins brewing coffee in the morning, the minute you smell it you just have to jump out of bed. What better way to enhance that experience than with a set of new mugs for grandma and grandpa? Buy them here.
A stop frame animation created for the Toffie Festival 2011. It shares advice from local (South African) and international designers on starting your own business. Loved this so hard, some nice type and great advice, by Studio Botes.
C A R S O N asked us to share some news with our readers: Arguably the world’s most famous graphic designer is returning to print. “He changed the public face of graphic design,” according to Newsweek, and now he’s doing it again. TED speaker and experimental graphic design pioneer David Carson is now the…
