Written by Amy on Monday, February 22nd, 2010 ( One response ) | 
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by German illustrator/designer Andrej Krahne.
I know you love it.
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Tags: ad, design, print, typography
Written by Amy on Saturday, February 20th, 2010 ( Start discussion ) | (5) | Share This!
Great typography work [in progress]!
Koncar creates ype from found- objects such as teabags, rotten apples, gummibears, raw meat, condoms (also colored condoms), dirt, toothpicks, and stuff you can find…
Check out his sets:
Diary Type 01
Diary Type 02
Diary Type 03
Inspires me to find my own found-objects xD
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Written by Amy on Friday, January 22nd, 2010 ( Start discussion ) | (2) | Share This!
Surprise!
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Tags: design, documentary, peru, short film, typography
Written by Amy on Wednesday, January 20th, 2010 ( Start discussion ) | (6) | Share This!
and the winner is…
big omissions, in my opinion, for character sets where Alvin gets a nod instead of Where the Wild Things Are… However, there were some that got nominated, even if they didn’t win. WtWTA for “Serious Tagline”, Watchmen for “Character Set”, The Lovely Bones, Star Trek and Up in the Air for “Bravest Poster”, Adam for “Funny Tagline”, and 500 Days for “Best Poster”.
Obviously, Antichrist won Creepiest Poster LOL
And kudos to the Best Motion Poster, pretty cool.
check out the nominees and winner at the IMPAwards Site.
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Tags: 500 days of summer, antichrist, best of, coraline, design, pixar's up, print, the imaginarium of doctor parnassus, typography, up in the air, where the wild things are
Written by Amy on Friday, December 4th, 2009 ( Start discussion ) | (2) | Share This!
Adobe’s Type team has developed a typeface called Kazuraki, inspired by the calligraphy of 12th century poet Fujiwara-no-Teika. While it may not be wise to use this for book content, it’s worth a spazz at the idea that it could be used on movie posters, movie titles, book covers, and many other pieces of copy.
It’s gorgeous.
More info at the Japan Society of Northern California.
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