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Cavendish College London Graphic Design and Typography workshop

I got this Mapleine Cookery book today. The bookstore I ordered it from said it was from the 30s or 40s, but based on the typography and illustration, I'd put it in the 1920s to early 30s at most. It is in near mint condition -- barely ever opened -- and contains a flyer for "Pickles Like Grandmothers!" (sic.)

 

I have a bottle of Mapleine so I will be trying something from this book for ResurrectedRecipes.com. I wonder which recipe I should try?

Typography banner

Again this uses very simple principles: simple typography, grids, lining things up, etc. Although presented here in horizontal format the design is actually a front and back of a square leaflet. I like the idea of continuity between front and back or outside and inside so that if you do, as in this case, put things side by side they still relate. To me that sense of cohesion is a personal design principle. I also like the sense of cohesion that can build up over years when you establish a long working relationship. Although there have been breaks I like to think Project Icebreaker is ongoing. The band have always made me feel like an unofficial member. They have always seen the visual as intrinsic to their sound. Ironically it's rare that a client sees image as such an integral aspect of their identity, I think it might be that we graduated around the same time and have grown up together as it were.

typography work

 

music: Imogen Heap - Hide and seek

Photoshop & illustrator

From the caption: «Calligraphic New Year wishes, 1920. Etching, actual size. In 1920 Tschichold was eighteen: his skill as a calligrapher from an early age was remarkable.»

work for my typography course

close up shots of carrier bags

3D, Stylized version of my name!

20090127 Parasitic Volcano in Jeju Island

  

typography expression about my daily life.

  

Unforgettable fantasy memories in my hometown :-)

The winter scenery is beautiful beyond description.

 

just enjoy the photo. you will be feeling better soon.

 

Steve Jobs - "Stay hungry. Stay foolish".

Cavendish College London Graphic Design and Typography workshop

Typography - Google Logo

 

Frank ruehl text. Lowered the G's so the rest of the text was kinda centered. Added texture by clicking bevel and emboss on the FX.Created the red Stroke below Google by altering the letter i and Bending it. The yellow background is a simple Brush.

Here's my submission for Shirt Fight's Typography challenge on a black t-shirt.

tipografia urbana caligrafia contemporânea do estilo de escrita em contexto com estética e beleza da escrita caligráfica.

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Make Something Cool Every Day is a personal, (ideally-) daily design exercise wherein I churn out type-centric black and white drabbles using song titles, the Univers type family (Kozuka Gothic for Japanese type) and some wonderful images from Wikimedia Commons.

Experimenting with making my own typeface using ink, water, photography and photoshop.

Weingart Typography, Kunstdruck, Graphik, Antiquariat, Bücher, (Art print, graphics, antiquarian books ), 1962, Museum für Gestaltung zürich, Swiss Museum for Design and Visual Communication, graphics collection. 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

Nontraditional Digital Photography

26.91'' x 15.14'' PPI 180

1/640 sec. II f/8 II ISO 100 II 24mm

 

I've never been able to see myself as the kind of person that lives his live behind a desk. I want to live life in a hands-on manner and that inspired this picture. We live in a time that places so much importance on having a "successful" life by having a high paying job. In this photo I used a pretty cliche-looking office building and the sky as my subject. I lowered the saturation a little and put a slight blue filter on the photo.

 

The question of the week: How can the use of typography impact a digital photography and its concept? The typography in this photo makes the picture what it is. Without the caption, this would be a photo of a building. With the caption, this photo turns into a statement that holds much more value. The font I used was "Octin Prison."

Cavendish College London Graphic Design and Typography workshop

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Product Name : TYPOGRAPHY TODAY

Format:210 X 260 mm / 380 page

publishing company : ART POWER

Last update : 2009.10.29

 

20080411~0412

 

AM Communication Partners

2008 1St Workshop

 

Mission : Treasure Hunting

 

escape from tedious ordinary,i found the valuable

treasures..smile,passion,sky note .and so on

this is not medium, not rare, well-done delicious design.

 

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