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Cooper (age 2), after going through most of the art/design books in the room has taking a liking to the Typography book. Nobody is going to believe that we didn't set this one up.
Papermag ran an item asking designers what their favorite letter A is.
I'd be hard pressed to chose a favorite, but I can tell you about some A's I've hated.
1. Cadeaulx
2. Fette Fraktur
3. Wilhelm Klingspor Gotisch
All suffer from the same ailment. They don't look like A's when taken alone. Sure if I need a whole word, like "Adorable" or "Aggressor" or some such, they work just fine. But each of these has completely withered my dreams of a nice lush "LA" monogram dead on it's vine.
Thanks to Coudal Partners for the link, and to Cameron Moll for introducing me to the otherwise perfectly wonderful Wilhelm Klingspor Gotisch.
Regrettable typography on the Uncle Sam monument. My guess is that the lettering was engraved using stencils that weren't marked "this side face up"; the A and all three M's here are flipped horizontally.
3D letters made by our A2 Applied Art and Design Students who are currently developing experimental typography for their Good Luck Card Project
Another part of the Helvetica installation - the type on the walls are ceramic and it reads: UNCOOPERATIVE AND COMPLETE - which is another aspect of Helvetica that drives me nuts.
This is a type installation on a 18 x 10' wall - a list of all of my addictions. The more delicate the information, the smaller the type.
First set of layouts on a typography based Uni brief with the intention of creating an information document highlighting the basic print and type terms.
another page
Product Name : TYPOGRAPHY TODAY
Format:210 X 260 mm / 380 page
publishing company : ART POWER
Last update : 2009.10.29
I knew the typeface needed to be a clean sans-serif, but only until you see them side-by-side can you really tell the subtle (and not so subtle) differences between them. Gotham Light was chosen because of its retro feel and slightly elongated letterforms.
Did this during my free time. I only used words to create this picture. Lost count of how many words were used. But the eyes, mouth, and nose consists the most. If I had to say I would say it's well over 3,000 words.
20101031
i'm searching my hazy memories..
I don't know what happened in September
and i have a vague memory about that.
an unreliable memory,
hazy vagueness,
My mind is a complete blank.
but remember,The times that remain as memories are written in the heart,
not in the brain. All the times not felt by the heart just disappear.
check the link: www.behance.net/gallery/Hazy-September/878898
Looks best as white lettering on a framed chalkboard :)
#typography
Featured in Abduzeedo's Typography Mania #170
STENCIL POSTER TYPOGRAPHY
Student: Pedro Sousa
Semester/Year: 2017–18
Place: Caldas da Rainha
Institution: www.esad.ipleiria.pt/
3rd round of exploration geared towards developing in-camera techniques for animating motion graphics to arrive at a less mechanical, more organic and optical feel, but with a process that provides flexibility for content control. No compositing is used here, no photoshop manipulation. My constraints are exposures no longer than 30 seconds, all typography and imagery is composed and exposed during that duration.
The next round will deal with registration issues, color and further exploration of foreground / middleground / background shifting of elements.
First set of layouts on a typography based Uni brief with the intention of creating an information document highlighting the basic print and type terms.
What techniques did you use for this lettering project that were different from the typography project?
I used the font that they used for the lilo and stitch movie cover i also added a little bit of the Hawaiian colors too.
• Why do letterers / artists embrace imperfection?
the imperfections make the work better and more unique
then other peoples.
• How did you embrace imperfection?
i embrace it very well because imperfection is better and its far more unique then anything else out there. And perfection is very very very boring and lame.