This is a series of ‘O’s which explores various surface treatments and display methods. The letter ‘O’ often […]
These ceramic pieces are generally straight forward letters. The project began with two-dimensional letters produced on a computer […]
Located in lower Manhattan this cemetery is rather old by American standards with most dates in mid 18th C. – mid 19th C.
These “mini-posters” were made in 2007 for the ICTVC conference in Thessaloniki. This set of 7 different designs […]
A few photos from my first TYPO Berlin
Being into type, either professionally or casually, pangrams are a nice way to quickly sample all letters of […]
Ian Fleming (d. 1964) acclaimed creator and author of James bond would be celebrating his 100th birthday this year. In commemoration of this anniversary, Penguin UK is re-issuing his series of 14 books with newly designed hard covers created by Michael Gillette.
It is no secret that I have a sweet tooth (and many cavities to prove it), but I […]
So here is part of Viktor and Rolf’s new runway collection. Not critiquing the actual fashion, this is simply to point out the serious use of type in the clothing. Good or bad, it is fun to see. Contrary to what this site says:
Her eyes may say ‘yes’ but her clothes say ‘no’…
I have to say the “NOs” seem rather redundant because the models look quite unhappy and icy. Here are a couple extra images:
Typotechnica was a two day conference hosted by Linotype for the fourth time. Held in Frankfurt am Main, […]