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Category: typography

  • The Pipe of Communism

    My dad saw this at the Estorick gallery on Friday, and took a photo with his mobile phone. I love the design- a really simple image, in all my favourite colours. The smoke motif masking a collage of photos with its trim of curved text is an inspiration. I love the simplicity of the image, [...]

  • More Wet Letters

    So you remember this? Well it looks like somebody already devoted a whole load of time to developing the idea- Katja Schloz was a winner in the Type Directors Club 29th annual.
    Sadly the image is too small to see the detail, but I bet it’s there…
    Check out her portfolio- it’s great.

  • Interrobang!

    Published in Notion Magazine (issue 36) – an article on magazine typography… I recommend you look at magCulture for more stuff about magazine design…

    Forgive my ruthless universalising: when it comes to a word, you can speak it or you can write it. But every time a word is used, it is subject to an infinity [...]

  • Gemma O’Brien

    I saw this lady’s work on I love Typography dot com, and I think it’s great. Go and see.

  • Wet Letters

    This happened a while ago, when there was a mystery mini-flood in the offices downstairs. It’s one of my favourite inanimate things to look at right now. I love the strong, hard-edged letterforms and their swirling, organic dissolution, I love the yellowy echoing after-image. I love the contrasts and the sentiment. I love ‘MANY THANKS’ [...]

  • Often I Say Offen

    Is this a poem? I have no idea. I don’t even know what it means. We found it when Victoria was going through the box which used to be behind Harry but is now a cupboard and contains the same stuff in a better way except for this which I don’t remember writing but must [...]