BJÖRK - CRYSTALLINE
Crystalline, from Björk's upcoming album Biophilia directed by Michel Gondry.
Via: ComputerLover
Labels: Music
posted by Guille @ 5:15 PM
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A Scanner Darkly | A Designer’s Life
Crystalline, from Björk's upcoming album Biophilia directed by Michel Gondry.
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HELVERTICAL
Via: Type & Design
Labels: Typography
posted by Guille @ 10:55 AM
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BLOSSOM MUSIC CENTER POSTER
- Poster Process -
Via: Verlee's blog
Link: DKNG Studios
Labels: Design, Illustration
posted by Guille @ 11:20 AM
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WE MISS YOU
Via: Fubiz
Related post: Revelation
posted by Guille @ 11:50 PM
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ARIA PRO
From Vimeo: The inspiration for this typeface came from the epigraph on a frame of a nineteenth century painting. I was fascinated by the peculiar capitals of the inscription. The high contrast, and the overall quirkiness, especially the tail of the R and the oblique stems on the M, was interesting.
I decided to draw a display font with high contrast and a vertical axis, in a reference to the transitional form. Still I wanted to capture the spirit of the original letters, which to me are so imbued with Romanticism. This approach allowed for some exuberance on the regular style, but also led to more calligraphic letterforms in the italic – in which "the flow of the curves" lead the way.
Typeface design: Rui Abreu
Labels: Typography
posted by Guille @ 11:40 PM
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TYPOGRAPHY DRESSES
Ads for fashion magazine Alt for Damene by Norway-based ad agency Kitchen.
Via: MyModernMetropolis
Related Post: Gisele Bündchen Dressed in Water
Labels: Typography
posted by Guille @ 5:20 PM
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RISE FOR JAPAN
From Vimeo: Rise For Japan is a fundraiser project from New York City by an independent collaborative of artists in support of Architecture for Humanity, a non-profit organization helping designers and architects rebuild areas where natural disasters have happened. In this case, Tohoku, Japan.Get the Rise For Japan poster designed by Milton Glaser to support Architecture for Humanity’s rebuilding efforts in Japan. Limited to an edition of 500.
Link: Rise for Japan
Via: Tputh
Labels: Design
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