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Typography II, Final

Calendar system using a dilatational grid system. The calendar show the life span of a bee, along with a quote from Einstein explaining how important the bee is to human existence.

 

Designer: Kirk Kempker Jr

 

Professor: Kim Beckmann-Moegenburg

My final for Typography class. The project was to build a book around a chosen text. I chose 'How to Build a Time Machine' by Paul Davies. It is an overview of the physics involved with time travel and the relationship of time, space, velocity, and density. The requirements included an eight inch square book (bound), and a cover of some sort to keep it safe. My cover is built out of thin galvanized steel and is held together by rivets. All the edges are folded over for safe handling and a triangular cut-out allows the book to be removed.

typography, letterform, font design, experimental typography, word & image

Double-faced flowery/striped letters.

Size 7–9 cm.

Reprinting of a magazine article, which he found boring, in Wingdings, thus, supporting the view of typography as a form of self expression.

Typography Quotes

 

QUOTATION – Image :

  

As the quote says – Description

   

quotesstory.com/typography-quotes/best-typography-quotes-16/

Once set of typography through another window. In Soho.

Participating in a photo assignment with few other, one photo a week.

Each week has a specific theme, chosen by one of us, this weeks theme was Typography / Lettering. Even though this picture was not taken during the week, I decided to post it anyway...

setting words in my typeface 'postera'. still working with it in illustrator.

Daily Typo-Inspiration for 2021

 

As trend radar and typo-inspiration, as up-to-date-keeper and as eye-catcher on designer tables the Typodarium has conquered its firm place—and designers are eagerly waiting in August to see which small, fine extra Raban Ruddigkeit and Lars Harmsen have given the cute calendar in the Schriftschatz collection box this time. Before we tell you, we would like to say that the Typodarium 2021 shines in twelve cheerful colors and, in addition to typo vitality, brings colorful joy to everyday creative life. Once again, it is packed in a colorful, solid collection box in which your special font treasures are well protected and waiting to be used. As always, you will find the degree of expansion and where to buy the fonts on the back of the daily papers.

  

And what is the “Typo-Schmankerl” 2021?

 

On Sundays there is not only more variability in the appointment calendar, but also in the Typodarium 2021: 52 variable fonts are presented by the classic among typo calendars. Flexible in use, they solve even the trickiest challenges in graphic design.

  

Trend Radar

 

Lars Harmsen and Raban Ruddigkeit not only have their ears very close to the pulse of the typography scene, they are an integral part of it. Every year they succeed in tracking down the hippest new creations in type design, discovering new type designers before they are on everyone's lips and in all designs. Over the years, the two editors have developed an unmistakable feeling for the grassroots movements of serifs—so the Typodarium brings a breath of fresh air to agencies and production departments, magazine and book design, web and print, packaging and fashion. And on your desk.

 

Have fun and a happy 2021!

  

Typodarium 2021–A 365 Day Type Calendar

 

Editors: Lars Harmsen, Raban Ruddigkeit

Publisher: Verlag Hermann Schmidt

Design: Jonas Rose

Format: 8.5 × 12 cm

Volume: 384 pages in 12 colors, printed on both sides

Language: English

Specials: Packaged in a sturdy collecting box for archiving the type samples

Photos: © Verlag Hermann Schmidt

A small collection of handpainted boat-names, something I feel takes skill and experience to get looking nice.

This is just another digital poster I created.

 

Font: KiloGram & Lot

Paper background was downloaded from Simon Birky Hartmann Flickr page.

Check out his page >www.flickr.com/photos/simonh4/

Scott Kelby's World Wide Photo Walk 2015 - Little Italy

 

Scott Kelby's World Wide Photo Walk 2015 - Little Italy

 

Brief: To create a small brochure on a Phobia. In this case mine was a phobia of words and numbers.

 

Here are some pages from my brochure.

  

Poster made for typography class using the first letter of my last name in a particular typeface. I used Bodoni and teh text along the edges are lyrics from Dashboard Confessional's "Hands Down"

This was a graphics summer project in which we were given a list of quotes and has to typographically present one in a way which would reflect it sufficiently.

I chose to create Ghandi from his words as they had such importance to him and made him who he was.

Wooden framed typography in Pisa

Day 17, Watch your step sign on the train

"Có điều gì sao không nói cùng anh"

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Font: Candle Mustard

Idea: Có Điều Gì Sao không Nói Cùng Anh / Trung Quân Idol

# B u i P h u o c K h a n g

#Typography #Typeface

Exhibition of Michigan Design programs (W.Michigan Univ, Cranbrook, CCS, Univ of Michigan) Rochester, 2006

 

Weingart Typography, exhibition ‘Paradigm of Art, German Contemporary Art’ / 《德国8之》《艺术之规——德国当代艺术》, CAFA / Central Academy of Fine Arts, 中央美术学院美术馆, Beijing / 北京, China / 中国, 2017

Been working on some typography..just for pactice

Kinda based on the idea from www.timvandamme.com/ of having a personal Vcard site. But I wanted to do something more typography based and in Flash so it would scale with the browser window www.oliverkavanagh.com

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