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Vintage punk rock flyers get swissted

Hey, remember when Jack Black and Mos Def sweded VHS movies in Be Kind Rewind? Well, Swissted is kind of like that, only with punk gig flyers…

Published January 11, 2012
Categorized as Noteworthy, Typography Tagged Gig Flyer, Mike Joyce, NYC, Poster, Vintage

Little Printer – your personal mini newspaper machine!

You remember a while back I wrote about how London based design agency BERG redesigned the common sales receipt? Well, guess what, that was really just a sneak preview of what BERG has really been working on for the past year…

Published November 29, 2011
Categorized as Noteworthy, Typography Tagged App, Berg London, Gadget, Printing

Lucha Libre letterpress posters from Mexico City

Hans Gremmen of Amsterdam procured this great set of Lucha Libre posters from a letterpress print shop in Mexico City in 2009. Hard to believe that an outdated printing technique can trump the efficiency of digital production in the 21st century. Here’s the proof…

Published November 28, 2011
Categorized as Noteworthy, Typography Tagged Hans Gremmen, Letterpress, Mexico, Poster

A minimalist packaging design experiment

Mehmet Gözetlik of Istanbul, Turkey, is Executive Art Director and Co-Founder of Antrepo, a multidisciplinary design collective. His exploration in minimalist packaging has been receiving some attention lately. At first, his objective was to see what effect it would have to gradually remove all elements from the packaging design of global brands except for the… Continue reading A minimalist packaging design experiment

Published November 13, 2011
Categorized as Noteworthy, Typography Tagged Istanbul, Logo, Mehmet Gözetlik, Packaging

You only need one font on the Moon

A look at the typography employed in the 2009 sci-fi thriller Moon.

Published November 7, 2011
Categorized as Noteworthy, Typography Tagged Eurostile, Film, Gavin Rothery, Logo

The quest for an average font

The fascinating explorations in finding an average of all existing fonts has lead different people down different roads, here are some examples…

Published October 31, 2011
Categorized as Noteworthy, Typography Tagged Dan Sayers, Fonts, Kai Bernau, Moritz Resl, Netherlands, NYC, Vienna, W. Bradford Paley

MoMA’s in-house design studio

The Museum of Modern Art in New York City has a very productive in-house design team with a bulging portfolio of exhibition designs, advertising campaigns and other printed materials…

Published October 30, 2011
Categorized as Noteworthy, Typography Tagged Graphic Design, MOMA, NYC

Interactive type design game

Hey, remember that kerning game from a couple of weeks ago? Well there’s a new game which is a little more challenging: Shape Type.

Published October 28, 2011
Categorized as Noteworthy, Typography Tagged Game, HTML5, Mark MacKay, Type Design

Lovely posters letterpressed by Typoretum

Letterpress is essentially the very earliest method of printing text, invented by Gutenberg in the 1400s. Print shops like Typoretum are reviving this old fashioned art…

Published October 19, 2011
Categorized as Noteworthy, Typography Tagged Coggeshall, Letterpress, Poster, Typoretum, Wood Type

Jack Daniel’s label update – part two

About four months ago I mentioned that the Jack Daniel’s label design was being updated. Well, here’s the latest on the subject…

Published October 14, 2011
Categorized as Noteworthy, Typography Tagged Cue, Minneapolis, Packaging, Redesign

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