Exploring all things typographic.
These typographic T-shirt designs by Mats Ottdal may just change my mind about Nike…
I have never owned a single item of Nike clothing, I guess the brand image just doesn’t really appeal to me. However, these typographic T-shirt designs by Mats Ottdal may just change my mind about that!
How about this ambigram! (turn the design upside down and it remains the same)
Ed manages to find that golden midway: minimalist yet richly detailed, subtle yet bold, monochrome and colourful.
I have long been an admirer of Ed Nacional’s work. A freelance designer form Brooklyn NYC, Ed manages to find that golden midway: minimalist yet richly detailed, subtle yet bold, monochrome and colourful.
See more at ednacional.com.
TypoShirt One claims to be the first book to focus exclusively on typography in t-shirt design and features over 1700 designs from around the world, covering independent artists to global brands.
T-shirts seem like one of those things that have just always been around, yet the truth is they only claimed their rightful place as a popular wardrobe item around 50 years ago!
TypoShirt One claims to be the first book to focus exclusively on typography in t-shirt design and features over 1700 designs from around the world, covering independent artists to global brands. Compiled by Magma Brand Design in Karlsruhe, Germany and published by Index Book in Barcelona, it looks like a must-have for any type / t-shirt enthusiast.
Via: Emil Kozak.