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Sundari – The New Typography

Sundari – The New Typography

Advertise here with BSA Sundari is the new typography by Re:Format – Creative Office from Slovenia, Europe. It is high contrasted and subtle, quiet fashionable type, great for the titles. If you like Sundari, get it for FREE Advertise here... 

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The Little Airship That Could

The Little Airship That Could

Established in Winnipeg, Manitoba in 1983 and originally known as The Rainbow Society, the newly renamed The Dream Factory is “a charitable organization dedicated to fulfilling the once-in-a-lifetime dreams of Manitoba children suffering from life... 

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Setting poetry to music

Setting poetry to music

For the cover of Faber’s landmark edition of The Complete Poems of Philip Larkin, designer Mark Swan played down the poet’s typically austere image by referencing his love of jazz. The result is a beautiful tribute to Larkin’s work.. For... 

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The Devil is in the Details

The Devil is in the Details

Established in 1997 in Portland, OR, Oni Press is a small-ish independent comic books publisher known and respected for its innovative and out of the mainstream titles, including the popular Scott Pilgrim series as well as more nerdy ventures like bringing... 

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I Tawt I Taw a Panther Tat

I Tawt I Taw a Panther Tat

Joining the NFL as an expansion team in 1995, the Carolina Panthers have a total record of 131 wins and 150 losses and have even made it to the Super Bowl (XXXVIII in Houston) in which they lost to the New England Patriots. Over the weekend, which happened... 

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Western University: Less Pixelated, More Boring

Western University: Less Pixelated, More Boring

Established in 1878 in London, Ontario Canada, The University of Western Ontario is one of the largest universities in Canada with over 25,000 undergraduate and graduate students combined and more than 1,300 faculty. Established in 1878 in London,... 

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TV Land Flips Out

TV Land Flips Out

Launched in 1996 and originally part of a Nickelodeon programming block called Nick at Nite, TV Land is a cable television channel aimed (according to owner MTV Networks) at the 40- to 50-year-old with a blend of original programming, classic and contemporary... 

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Letman and Gijs Frieling for Dries Van Noten: Fall 2012 Menswear

Letman and Gijs Frieling for Dries Van Noten: Fall 2012 Menswear

Aiming for “psychedelic elegance”, the Van Noten team drew on the countercultural legacy of Frank Zappa and the enduring dapper aesthetic of Oscar Wilde. We think they’ve pulled it off with a catwalk collaboration involving one of our... 

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Coyote (Not So) Ugly

Coyote (Not So) Ugly

Established in 2006, Coyote Logistics is a third party logistics and transportation, meaning that they accommodate shipments with a variety of carriers, finding trucks that have available space in trips they are already making. According to Inc. magazine,... 

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Cities and their typographic associations

Cities and their typographic associations

In this series of videos for the EF International Language Centers the director Gustav Johansson captures the stories of three different students who travel abroad to study a new language. Everywhere they go they communicate in the local language... 

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