Nerd-Tastic: this “Illustrious Omnibus Of Superpowers” combines [cartography] + [typography] + [comic books] + [poster]. Epic Win.
From Pop Chart Lab
Nerd-Tastic: this “Illustrious Omnibus Of Superpowers” combines [cartography] + [typography] + [comic books] + [poster]. Epic Win.
From Pop Chart Lab
Anyone out there remember “hanging chads”? It is very interesting to observe that this spectacularly ill-designed ballot paper is causing serious headaches in deciphering the electorate’s intentions. I have always thought that the standard ballot paper could benefit from the application of some good old Information Design thinking. Whomever is responsible for this two-column version is falling well short of the mark (and never studied the literature on Bush/Gore).
Tip of the hat to Journal.ie
Holy Jeebus! Typographic Insanity or what?
(OK, so someone obviusly had waaaayy too much time on their hands.)
Typographic Attack. The last minute of this title sequence for “Enter The Void” is very full-on. Amazing though.
I never knew that reception was a feminine noun. (Photo taken around the corner from the studio walking into work.)
One of a series of notional Olympics 2012 posters on Alan Clarke Graphics. The simple elegance appeals to me.
[Photo by Martin Crotty] Martin snapped this in Cashel at the weekend. Great attention to detail on the typography here. Super extra bonus points for anyone who can read ‘Unisex Hair Salon’ first time around.
Cultural history of the development of Greg Lindy’s Section typeface family. 6” x 9” 32 page book. Printed in red and black inks. A Village product.
SpiekermannPartners corporate identity for German porcelain manufacturer Hering Berlin.