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This book is a collection of stunning photographs taken by photographer Howard Ting in 2008 during a two week safari in South Africa and Botswana.
Final Major Project: Mythology.
Explained a bit more at lucyplayer.blogspot.com/2010/06/final-major-project.html.
From an exhibition at St Bride Library, London. For more information and other events, see the Eye events page
Typographism is a student project about the religion of typography. I wrote, designed, and hand-bound this labor of love. It features the commandments (or rules), the typographer's prayer (based on the Lord's Prayer), and the saints, named for various classic typefaces.
Award-winning book designs, including the second-place student award winner – “To Live and Die in Venice” a masters project at ELISAVA by Barcelona's İdil Gücüyener and Anna Kabanina .
Installation views of TDC64 exhibition “The World’s Best Typography”.
Association Typographique Internationale (ATypI) 2018 Conference.
Arenberg Theater.
Antwerp, Belgium.
September 11-15, 2018.
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Photo by Alan Wahler
«Zu bürgerlicher Eintracht und Vertraulichkeit – Ein gartnernzünftiges Geschichtenbuch», published in November 2011 by Friedrich Reinhardt Verlag, Basel. This 256-page, illustrated storybook – something like my second biggest project this year – celebrates the rich and eventful 750-year history of the Basel Gardeners’ Guild with a diverse selection of stories, images, and glimpses into Basel's past. Type is Productus & Proforma.
Final Major Project: Mythology.
Explained a bit more at lucyplayer.blogspot.com/2010/06/final-major-project.html.
The Lewis Family is a collection of images from a mother who has 3 boys who are very active in school and sports. This book, 180 pages, highlights the Summer and Fall events in their lives, including travel, birthdays, sports and graduations.
The book Nuotraukos dokumentams / Photographs for Documents contains 40 double-portraits taken by Vytautas V. Stanionis (1917–1966) in Seirijai, a small town in southern Lithuania and commissioned by the Soviet authorities in 1946. Usually two unrelated individuals were portrayed in each photograph due to shortage of materials in postwar Lithuania; portraits that were later separated. The images were found years later by Vytautas’s son, also called Vytautas, who was exploring his father’s archive.
Berlin based book designer Tom Mrazauskas created this beautiful publication, crafted with special attention to detail. He chose Soleil, by Wolfgang Homola, as the main typeface. Every image was visually cut into half by folding the pages, avoiding repetition and creating a different rhythm. The duo-tone plates were printed on thin uncoated stock. Published by Kaunas Photography Gallery in 2013 the book has received several awards.
The designer Tom Mrazauskas told us how Soleil was the perfect fit for this book. His starting point was a "geometric typeface, used all over the Soviet Union, mostly for setting text in magazines, but he wanted to have a modern version". Mrazauskas also pointed to the parallels between the cold approach of the passport photographs and the pure geometrical forms of the typeface; and how at the same time there is a personal character in the photographs and a humanistic touch in Soleil. "Everything worked together".
Soseki NATSUME's "Kusa awase"
Soseki NATSUME(1867-1916) is a Japanese author.
this is a facsimile of the first edition printed in 1908.
designed by Goyo HASHIGUCHI.
facsimile edition was printed in 2005.
two short novels, "Kofu" and "Nowake" are included.
夏目漱石《草合(くさあわせ)》初版復刻版
装幀：橋口五葉
初版1908年、復刻2005年
『坑夫』『野分』収録
外側のケースのことを、日本語では「帙(ちつ)」と呼びます。
for a bit of further information, please see:
もう少し詳しいことはこちらに：
Giovanni and Martino Mardersteig.
Book and Type Designers and Printers in Verona/Italy.
Exhibition celebrating 60 Years of the Printing House ‘Stamperia Valdonega’
Installation views of TDC64 exhibition “The World’s Best Typography”.
Association Typographique Internationale (ATypI) 2018 Conference.
Arenberg Theater.
Antwerp, Belgium.
September 11-15, 2018.
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Photo by Alan Wahler
«Mamsell Iversen», German translation of a slightly sinister and slightly burlesque novel by young Norwegian writer, Sigmund Løvåsen. 128 pages, hardcover, published in March 2011 by Verlag Martin Wallimann, Switzerland.
Seen here is the dedication which is set in Hrant Papazian's Harrier typeface, along with FF Balance by Evert Bloemsma.