2010 | Typestack

Progreso means Progress!

Jason Castle ’s new Progreso – a sturdy, condensed unicase display design – is strongly influenced by the Soviet hand-lettering of the 1920s. It supports almost all European languages, including modern Green and Cyrillic-alphabet languages;...

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Zweitausendundelf

FF Zapata & FF Hydra Text FF Zapata & FF Hydra Text See original here: Zweitausendundelf ...

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Alphabetical Poster

Channeling his ingenuous passion for video games into ingenious graphic design, Brazilian illustrator and designer Maicon Costa created his “Alphabetical Poster” to spark a nostalgic conversation that aims to “stimulate memory and sensitize...

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Charlie Hocking – Airside Calendar

Fresh graduate Charlie Hocking has already crafted some interesting display typefaces and a beautiful calendar for Airside . Fresh graduate Charlie Hocking has already crafted some interesting display typefaces and a beautiful calendar for Airside. Go...

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The Best and Worst Identities of 2010, Part I: The Worst

This year I will be dividing up the Best and Worst selections in separate posts. In part because there is a lot of information (including summaries of all the polls) and it will be easier to digest, and in part because we will be one semi vacation and...

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The Art of the Argument

The Art of Argument from Bryan Villagonzalo on Vimeo . Bryan Villagonzalo took one of my favorite dialog scenes in recent film and made a kinetic type video out of it. For those who are curious, this scene is from the movie Thank You For Smoking . The...

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