Showing posts with label typography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label typography. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Sunday, March 15, 2009
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Monday, January 26, 2009
"unnecessary" quotation marks
A hilarious collection of signage that uses quotation marks unnecessarily: http://quotation-marks.blogspot.com/
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Sunday, January 4, 2009
Thursday, January 1, 2009
Cool Idea!
hello!
I was playing on Etsy and came across this girl's work. She has a bunch of pretty cool prints, a good bit being typographic. I thought this was a pretty cool looking set up to buy or get inspiration from and make your own. Enjoy! :)
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Monday, December 8, 2008
Font app for the iPhone!
FontShop has recently announced the release of their new app for the iPhone, FontShuffle. The app gives you access to a large (and continuously updated) catalogue of fonts that are sorted by style and viewable on your phone. You can also test out fonts and view their glyph charts. How awesome is this!! I expect this app will keep getting better over time with new updates.
via the FontFeed
Monday, December 1, 2008
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
2009 Calendar Round Up
Halloween is quickly approaching, Thanksgiving is right around the corner and Christmas will be here in no time. I have stumbled across several calendars, some even posted here on PlusMore. Don't procrastinate, here are a handful of wonderful calendars to fit every budget and space. What a lovely excuse to stare at beautiful type 365 days a year.
Pentagram Typographic Calendar
For the 2009 edition of the Classic Typographic Calendar, Kit Hinrichs asked Pentagram’s twelve graphic design partners to each nominate a favorite typeface, one for each month. Their reasons are practical, opinionated and sometime passionate.
The calendar is available in two sizes, a supersize 33-by-23 inch version suitable for wall hanging and a smaller 18-by-12 inch version appropriate for desk use. The price of the supersize calendar is $38 and the smaller desk/wall calendar is $24.
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Max 365 Perpetual Wall Calendar
Designed by Massimo Vignelli and introduced in 1980, this timeless classic will keep your days straight, year after year.
It is printed on heavy weight paper board 13" x 13". It is a tad bit pricey at $65.00, however, it lasts forever.
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Avie Designs
A very simple desktop calendar.This calendar features 12 designs (6 new and 6 classic) printed on 120lb paper and held together by a jewel case. At $20 this could make a great unique gift.
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Bubble Calendar
Looking for something a little bit more interactive. This is a huge 48" x 18" (122cm x 46cm) poster calendar typeset in Helvetica Neue. All weekends are bolded for quick reference, and it is handmade in Brooklyn, USA. Priced at $29.95,
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Stendig Wall Calendar
I first saw this calendar in New York last Christmas, I fell in love with it, however, it was too large to take on the plane and when I got back home it was sold out online. (I've learned my lesson this year) This is a stunning 4' x 3' wall calendar, it is based on the design by Massimo Vignelli in 1966. Recognized as a contemporary classic, the original is on permanent display in New York's Museum of Modern Art. At $30 this is a great deal. Makes great wrapping paper at the end of each month. Who can resist looking at 4 feet of helvetica every day?
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There are many more wonderful calendars out there, if you have seen any please post away......Now it's just time to wait for the New Year.
Sunday, October 5, 2008
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Typographic Re-boot
http://retinart.net/typography/marksunknown
A nice little article about lesser-known typographic marks! I'm sure most of us know these but it's just for fun and a little re-boot on the knowledge of them! Also, check out the rest of the site! HERE
Friday, August 22, 2008
The Alpha Table from Crate & Barrel
If you are getting paid today and find yourself sitting at your desk pondering what to spend your entire paycheck on, I've found your answer. (mortgages, rent, car notes, and electricity is overrated)
Check it out here on Crate & Barrel's site
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