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A look through the eyes of Paul Stonier. These are the things that make me smile, think and drool. You'll find typography, fashion and skate culture. Cheers.Paul Stonier, the Type Nerd.
I had a nightmare that my baby grew up to become a hippie who twirled fire sticks.
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The Numbers 2 Poster by Fifty Five Hi’s & Michael Spitz.
It’s an exciting time for type. Today’s robust generation of young typographers is constantly experimenting with the limits of one of the oldest visual art forms, and at the same time, the Internet has created a vast audience of design observers hungry for the next new thing!
Emily Gregory’s Little Book of Lettering compiles some of the most interesting typographers working today, including Bath, U.K.-based Andrew Joyce, who hand-drew these letters as part of a larger exploration of the letters of the alphabet. Most of the color combinations, the designer says, were inspired by NBA team logos.
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The Numbers 2 Poster by Fifty Five Hi’s & Michael Spitz.
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The Numbers 2 Poster by Fifty Five Hi’s & Michael Spitz.
Typeverything.com
The Numbers 2 Poster by Fifty Five Hi’s & Michael Spitz.
Chance favors only the prepared mind
This latest 8 Faces artwork print is by Berlin based, Laura Serra, and showcases her unique style of pencil lettering and ink splatter. Laura chose this adage for her poster by Louis Pasteur the French microbiologist and chemist who originally conceived the idea of battling germs to defeat disease.
If your mind is prepared you may be able to grab one of these limited edition A3 (297mm x 420mm) prints as they go on sale shortly, at 4pm GMT today. There are less than 50 left.
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Real talk. by @erikmarinovich (Via @andreirobu) http://instagr.am/p/Wk5Nc-QrUY/
Cropped Characters
I like these alternative compositions by Bryan Patrick Todd, a letterer and designer from Louisville, Kentucky.
The full images of each character are good (he’s created a full alphabet of the ‘c’) but when cropped like this they are much more impactful.
Late entry Valentine.
I spotted this funky House Industries lettering print, “Spanish Love”, on Typegirl’s Instagram feed. A really striking design, I like the little ‘House’ sign-off.
Funky Flyer
Reminiscent of a woodblock print, this intricately composed flyer is for an event at the Baby Jupiter club, Leeds, UK. I like the feeling of looking through a secret (if slightly psychedelic) door way. Designed by Danny PiG
