Posts Tagged typography
Typeface Tuesday – Helvetica Warped
Posted by fontgear in Typeface Tuesday, Uncategorized on September 13, 2016
Helvetica Warped – A personal project, designed by Teodor Georgiev.
Typeface Tuesday: Brim Narrow
Posted by fontgear in Typeface Tuesday, Uncategorized on April 5, 2016
We’re finally back with another Typeface Tuesday! This week features Brim Narrow – Designed by Jamie Clarke. We’re loving the depth and layers of this typeface. Designers description below:
“Brim is inspired by antique woodtype and chromatic type from the 1800s. Its various styles stack together creating a variety of decorative combinations. Each layer can be assigned its own colour, resulting in a rich assortment of eye-catching results.”
A23D: The First 3D Letterpress Font
Posted by fontgear in Uncategorized on March 16, 2015
This 10 minute short film documents the story behind A23D. The first uniquely designed 3D letterpress font.
Typeface Tuesday: Obsidian
Posted by fontgear in Typeface Tuesday on March 3, 2015
Dangerdust
Posted by fontgear in Uncategorized on December 1, 2014
Dangerdust is a duo of two annonymous college seniors that created a collection of chalkboard pieces.
“In our final year at Columbus College of Art & Design we brought it upon ourselves to create a chalkboard every week. We took over the chalkboard on the third floor of Crane and every Monday a new board would appear.”
Some of their pieces took up to eleven hours to complete, and have incredible depth for using only chalk. A few examples are below. You can also follow Dangerdust on Instagram and Behance.
Free Font: South Rose
Posted by fontgear in Font Related on November 13, 2014
Designed by Sydney Goldstein. You can download South Rose here.
The Sign Painter
Posted by fontgear in Uncategorized on April 9, 2014
A short film that interviews sign painter, Mike Langley.
Film by DressCode.
Typeface Tuesday: Children of Bolduc
Posted by fontgear in Uncategorized on April 2, 2014
Les Enfants de la Bolduc. Designed by Philippe Cossette.
“This project reflects La Bolduc’s influence on the contemporary music 70 years after her death. The typography and logo were created from form of three different colors, each represents a big step of Bolduc’s life. The overlay of the three colors shows the cultural gift she yield to future Quebec artists.”
The Story About Stop Motion
Posted by fontgear in Uncategorized on March 6, 2014
MoMA Art Lab Movement
Posted by fontgear in Uncategorized on January 22, 2014
From the Muesum of Modern Art in NYC comes the MoMA Art Lab for junior visitors of the museum – created by Tony Lee Jr.
They also released an Art Lab App for iPad. You can download it here & see the video below for more info.
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