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Michael Doret Michael Doret is a Los Angeles based graphic designer, lettering artist, illustrator and type designer. He has designed album covers for Kiss, the logo for the Graphic Artists Guild and the New York Knicks, and five of his Time Magazine… |
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Jessica Hische Interview • Jessica Hische Interview at 10 Answers.… |
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Yulia Brodskaya & MINE Stern Grove Festival Poster Stern Grove Festival Poster detail Stern Grove Festival Poster detail Stern Grove Festival Poster detail Yulia Brodskaya recently collaborated with MINE to produce this beautiful cut paper illustration for the 73rd Stern Grove Festival. Fonts and… |
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Lauren Kaiser lettering by Lauren Kaiser lettering by Lauren Kaiser Designer Lauren Kaiser has taken a fresh approach on the story of Little Red Riding Hood by rendering the narrative entirely with carefully crafted hand lettering. With strong typographic characteristics, Lauren’s letters… |
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Twelfth Day of Christmas Type Antiques magazine cover The masthead for Antiques Magazine resembles roman inscriptional fonts such as Trajan, yet the proportions of the A, E and S are wider producing a more even color. Surprisingly the traditional typography compliments the modern illustration of… |
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Eleventh Day of Christmas Type daughter and typewriter father and typewriter mother and typewriter Smith-Corona ad You can’t go wrong with a typewriter font, and in this case nothing could be more appropriate. The industriousness of a typewriter font is mirrored by a series of… |
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Tenth day of Christmas Type Christmas Art Deco magazine cover The headline for this Art Deco publication is geometric yet elegant. A perfect circle underlies the geometry of the “C” and the complexity of the “R” is streamlined. The crossbar of the “A” is high… |
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Ninth Day of Christmas Type Merry Christmas The Country Gentleman cover For the Ninth Day of Christmas Type I bring you a December 1932 cover for The Country Gentlemen. Issues only cost 5 cents at the time. The “stenciled” hand lettering resembles the font Geometric… |
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Eighth Day of Christmas Type easy mind Mutual of Omaha ad With hairline thins and Didot-like terminals, this casual lettering utilizes a tall x-height to strike a friendly tone. The irregular baseline feels balanced in the word “easy”, however the baseline serifs in “mind” are… |
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Seventh Day of Christmas Type There's this about Coke... Coca-Cola ad An intriguing urban legend claims that Santa Claus wears red and white because the Coca-Cola Company depicted him in their brand colors. Illustrator Haddon Sundblom did help popularize the use of red in his… |
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Sixth Day of Christmas Type Pepsi-Cola Pepsi-Cola ad The casual hand lettered headline for this Pepsi ad outshines the logotype. The letter s is roman despite the other characters, such as the a, being italic. The lightness of Pepsi is conveyed by the weight of… |
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Fifth Day of Christmas Type Hooray! Seven-Up Seven-Up ad Despite the typographic appearance, the headline is hand lettered. The lettering strikes a good balance between playfulness and structure. The letters rest on an irregular baseline that manages to remain balanced. Notice how the tails on… |
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Fourth Day of Christmas Type Fortune Fortune ad The highlight of this Christmas 1950 ad is the Fortune logotype with it’s stylish and distinctive letter F. Logotypes from this time period were often recreated by hand for each ad providing a spontaneous quality.… |
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Third Day of Christmas Type Gleem Gleem ad The star of this ad is the product packaging. I appreciate how the designer gives depth to flat color by overprinting the light blue and red to create a dark blue parallelogram. The encapsulated type looks brighter… |
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Second Day of Christmas Type give color General Telephone System ad In this 1957 ad for General Telephone System, custom spiked serif lettering takes center stage. The use of color and mosaic-like faceting aids in emphasizing the headline. Latino Samba by House Industries is a… |
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First Day of Christmas Type Christmas Joy for Girls and Boys the joyful toy of 1001 faces! Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head ad Over the next 12 days I will be counting down to Christmas by featuring type from vintage Christmas ads and magazine covers.… |
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Teo Menna Teo Menna is a Brazilian graphic designer who is crazy about typography. Teo developed this lettering as part of Sarah Hyndman’s class in Experimental Typography at London College of Communication. The brief was to create lettering from a given object… |
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Thomas Fuchs As a part of his ongoing Love&Hate series, New York based freelance illustrator, designer and artist Thomas Fuchs has created a heart alphabet. Find numerous clever heart illustrations at his “A Heart A Day” blog. "Love" font by Thomas Fuchs… |
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Science Fair Brian Miller recently was asked to design promotional material for the science fair at Horace Mann Dual Language Magnet where his son attends. Brian, as we’ve already seen, is the king of enclosures. I especially like the bunsen burners that encapsulate… |
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