Browsing Category 'Typo-graphy'

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House Industries have just come out with a nice new series of prints: New Numerological Serigraphy. Hit the link to see them all. Really like that ampersand.

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People who are into typography and also into Wes Anderson movies, can thank Spanish illustrator Hexagonall for this great Wes Anderson movie character alphabet. I was even Steve Zissou for Halloween. Well, I did have a red beanie on. Via Mashkulture.

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Check out this visual timeline infographic installation thing that British artist Alex Fowkes did in the Sony HQ in London (I think). It’s pretty amazing – it covers 125 years of musical history. It even has its very own microsite. Not too shabby, for an infographic! Via Bloggokin.

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Here’s another impressive batch of vintage automotive marque badge typography, from the good people at Delicious Industries who are up to Auto Type XXV now.

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Swedish typographer Martin Schmetzer produces some impressive hand lettering. He doesn’t have much up on his website at the moment, but Inspired First have a nice collection of images, not to mention Behance and Dribbble.

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The folks at Delicious Industries are back with another great batch of vintage car typography with the latest installment of Auto Type. Now they’re up to Auto Type XXIV.

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This video from art director/graphic designer Leandro Senna recreates Bob Dylan’s video for “Subterranean Homesick Blues” sans Dylan and his cue cards. He’s been cleverly replaced with some great hand lettering. Via The Worlds Best Ever. [Watch Video]

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Steve ESPO Powers is a legendary graffiti artist turned sign painter and he’s been featured on the interwebs a lot lately. W Magazine visited his studio for their Artist in Residence series. And on a similar note, Arrested Motion had a studio visit too. And last but not least, The Fader recently posted a video about the artist. Via The Worlds Best Ever.

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House Industries are currently offering a free download of their classic House Slant typeface, in exchange for a little bit of your contact information. Slant was developed by Ken Barber over 13 years ago…

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The latest installment of Auto Type photos from Delicious Industries features some really lovely vintage car lettering, as usual. Goes to show, they certainly don’t make ‘em like they used to…