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Supertrain is going to take care of this.
If you don't listen to Roderick on the Line, you are *wrong*.
Declaration of Independence, 1958, basalt plaque, 100×70 cms
“Ariel” A Review of Arts and Letters in Israel / Number 91 / Jerusalem / 1993
Want to pop out your Mustang logo? Consider adding vinyl to make it stand out. This lettering done in black, but lots of other colors available such as red, white, silver, yellow, and green!
from M Parker's library: "look at the rich blacks!" esteemed as the most gorgeously printed book ever (poorly photographed here), from post war Germany. Zapf did all lettering. i've forgotten the punch cutter's name. bad form.
A lettering experiment. Also available as an A5 print on handmade Indian paper at goodputty.tictail.com
I applied this lettering to my bus for historical significance. This lettering was applied over the shadow of the original Laidlaw lettering the bus once had.
© Jo De Baerdemaeker, Leuven (Belgium), October 2010
The building of the University Library Leuven is a Neo-Renaissance design from the American architects Whitney Warren and Charles D. Wetmore. It was built overlooking the Mgr. Ladeuzeplein between 1921 and 1928.
The names of the American Colleges and Universities, whose donations helped rebuilding the old library that had been destroyed in 1914, are carved in different styles of lettering in the sand stone bricks of the building.
Some of the pages or displaced almost like a book within a book but I am confident it will do the trick.
The Science Museum of Virginia has two Kugel Balls that are installed in the same relation to each other as the sun and the Earth are to each other. This is the benefactor plate for the installation.
from M Parker's library: "look at the rich blacks!" esteemed as the most gorgeously printed book ever (poorly photographed here), from post war Germany. Zapf did all lettering. i've forgotten the punch cutter's name. bad form.
Hardware that is trying to be Banco.
Urban Lettering Tour with Paul Shaw. Crown Heights and Bedford-Styvesant, Brooklyn.
Venduhuis der Notarissen lettering. The letters are not as thick as they appear. The edges are angled just enough to create a shade, making them look 3D. Presumably made from pressed zinc.