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It's been a while since I've found a multidisciplinary artist who is just as good at what they do visually as what they do audibly. Cue Datahowler, the moniker of Ross Edman, a man of many hats [...]
Archive for the ‘Typography’ Category
Lately I've become increasingly interested in the work of Lesley Barnes. The characters that inhabit her work easily remind me of those found in the works of Lewis Carroll or the L. Frank Baum Wizard of Oz books.
These are a few highlights from The Inland Printer dating back to 1898. The Inland Printer was a leather-bound trade catalog distributed around Chicago and New York to various print and publishing houses.
Although most of our contemporary examples of experimental text exist within art communities and design circles, the concept has nevertheless found its way into more than a few mainstream formats. Here are three examples of experimental text in novel [...]
Intelligence in Lifestyle or IL is a relatively young Italian magazine about contemporary passions and consumptions. The design takes inspiration from Swiss formalism, fashion magazines, and popular Italian & Northern European periodicals from th [...]
This isn't anything new, but last January, Vignelli released a free ebook called The Vignelli Canon that can be downloaded from his website. If you're new to design, this is a must-read.
You might remember the amazingly awesome and in-depth essay that Paul Shaw wrote about The (Mostly) True Story of Helvetica and the New York City Subway in late 2008 for AIGA Voice. Well, now it's in book form.
Well, we've finally reached the end of 2009. Cue 2010, a new decade. A year of progress and innovation. A year of growth and new ventures [...]
The Alphabet consists of several buildings located near Studio GloriusVandeVen in Amsterdam Slotervaart. Absolutely love this.
We're all guilty of it. Popping bubble wrap, I mean. Over at Blackbird, they've taken that concept and made it useful in the form of a huge 47" x 18" calendar set in Helvetica Neue.
If there exists a magazine that embodies all my interests, Qompendium would be it. My initial attraction to this German-produced publication was its stunning exhibition of minimalist design, layout, and typography [...]
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