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The newspaper is one of the oldest and most refined information design systems in existence. It has survived radio, television, and the internet. It has adapted to changing formats...
ten designers use the GridType tool to develop distinct typographic languages. The post GridType vol.—1 explores how digital tools generate new typographic forms appeared first on...
The best tall fonts can give a design a strong vertical look without taking up too much horizontal space. Also called condensed fonts or slim fonts, these typefaces are popular in...
How typography reflect your blog's style.
There was a time when serif typefaces were considered the only appropriate choice for serious communication. Books were set in serifs. Newspapers were set in serifs. Formal documen...
The global agency's co-founder explains why they're putting themselves on the line by launching their own font foundry, CcType. It's a little weird when you think about it. Creati...
Typography can completely change the personality of a poster. A few words, when given the right typeface, scale, spacing, and composition, can become the entire visual experience....
There are good Elle Cordova videos, and there are great ones. (Last mentioned here for her “Fonts Hanging Out” trilogy.) ★
What's been cooking up in typography over the summer? Quite a lot, actually. We share some of the latest typefaces to inspire your next project. You don't expect much news over the...
It was a simple card. A single line of text on the front, centered, with generous margins. The paper was thick, the ink was dark, and the empty space around the words was vast. The...
Sports posters do not always have to be loud, energetic, and filled with action photography. With the right concept, typography, color, and composition, a sports poster can become...
We hear from the Delhi-born, London-based designer behind One Little Independent Records' visual identity about why he launched Mindspill – a growing archive of typographic posters...
Good typography can completely change the way a design looks. Whether you're creating a logo, branding package, poster, website, social media graphic, or packaging, choosing the ri...
"The most self-aware thing a sugar company has ever done."
Malvinas Sans is here.
Neue Montreal a journey in time, going from its Montreal design roots to its growing family of siblings. Travel through what makes Neue Montreal the most used and loved typeface.
Xhilarate chose a simple comma to help the New Jersey Conservation Foundation keep the conversation going about how to deal with a growing deer population in an environmentally fri...
Slim fonts are a simple way to give typography a lighter and more refined appearance. Unlike heavy display typefaces, these narrow fonts use less visual weight and work well when a...
I’ve no idea what this trend is called, or indeed if it even has a name, but I’m seeing it around a hell of a lot lately: t-shirts (usually very crisp, almost box-fresh-clean, and...
Rounded fonts are a good choice when you want a design to feel friendly, simple, and easy to read. Their soft curves and smooth corners can change the look of a logo, poster, websi...
If you grew up in the 80s or 90s, you'll love these old style serif fonts. This hand-picked collection brings back that classic print shop feel, with lettering like the kind you sa...
This marks the first time the organization has awarded its newly created Type-High awards, along with continuing to present the TDC Certificate of Merit honors. The post TDC Presen...
A research report transformed into an editorial digital experience, where data, analysis, and motion speak in a single visual language.
I like how Alan questions something nearly all of us take for granted: What if We Used Proportional Fonts for Code Blocks? And he kinda leaves it at that. What if. Lots of text is...
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