Jessica Hische has brought her typographical expertise to an alphabet of Penguin Classics. Imprint has the full story.
They look great, don’t they? The first six go on sale at the end of November.
B E A U T I E S
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Foldable Spokeless Racing Bike.
Concept design by Allen Chester G. Zhang
More views here.
Garth Britzman’s installation, called (Pop)culture, is a colorful canopy made recycled soda bottles that are filled with a little bit of colored liquid.
Find more awesome art at CMYBacon.
Words to live by from the First to Seventh Doctors.
I suppose it goes without saying: don’t steal my work, but as it happens a lot of my old stuff’s been stolen so please, I don’t want to have to place a watermark on my stuff.
Ask for permission, please!
All of these are awesome, but that last quote is one of my favorites.
From a marketing standpoint, I think it’s fascinating that the designer either purposefully (or subconsciously, but I suspect purposefully) chose that particular color palette for those particular words, in the fourth image. The Obama “Yes We Can” campaign by Shepard Fairey forever branded those four shades together (the beige is important too, remember). The juxtaposition of the repeated use of the word “Can’t” and those shades is particularly striking. Well played, talltaleteller.
Liz Collini
via: typetoken
(brought to my attention by We love typography)
hnasdglkjl;akjgsd! o.o
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