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Vintage Brazilian Cigarette Labels 2
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Best type poster ever… no, really.
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Vintage State Express Cigarette Tin
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Are you a … Type Snob!?
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Selfridges Tea Packaging by Noreen Khan & Lewis Moberly
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The Bantjes Covers
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意气风发 Posters by Windin Lin
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Boston Matchcover Image Collection
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Nice Identity for Slurk by We Recommend
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Project C-90 Audio Cassette Image Archive
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W’s new W
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Rainbow in your hand flipbook
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Vintage Brazilian Cigarette Labels
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Plantin-Moretus Awards for Best Designed Books 2010
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Prism Packaging by BOB Helsinki
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Nijhof & Lee: Amsterdam’s Best Bookstore
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Mapping Stereotypes
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The Marbling Typeface
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Minimalist Album Covers, Lifeless?
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Paul Rand on Typography and Originality
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FontShop Type Tips
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An interview with Theo Rosendorf at Herman Miller’s Lifework Blog
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Angry Paul Rand
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Werner Herzog’s Rogue Film School
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Nice brand for Johnson’s Backyard Garden
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Fraktur Mon Amour, 2nd Edition
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Handmade Money
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New York: Inaugural Exhibition at the Newly Re-located Herb Lubalin Study Center of Design and Typography
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WANTED: Graphic Designers + a Ruby or Python Programmer
I’m searching for talent to fill five positions: (1) a full time graphic designer (web & print), (2) a contract or freelance graphic designer (web & print), (3) a contract or freelance package designer, (4) a free agent graphic designer (web & mobile), and (5) a free agent Ruby or Python programmer.
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Design Projections Presents Justine Nagan's Typeface Documentary in Montréal
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Unit Editions Makes Books for Designers
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Here’s your "immersive experience" – Vitsœ Turns 50
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Rob Janoff on the Design of the Apple Logo
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Utrecht City Theatre Identity Presentation
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The Faces Behind Typeradio
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Herb Lubalin Archives at Cooper Union
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The TDRme Ugly Type Winner is…
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Dork Phrenology Helmet
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Network Solutions Gets a Rebrand
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Ellen Lupton Blogs for Fast Company
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TDRme Deadline Extended to 7/31 [Ugly Typography]
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Behind Scrabble’s "The Beautiful Word"
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TDRme Submission Rules [Ugly Typography]
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Simpsons Postal Stamps
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The Museum of Forgotten Art Supplies
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Graphic Design, Referenced
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Webponce's Visual Dictionary
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The Work of Fiodor Sumkin
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US Ration Coupons 1942-1945
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Come on Microsoft… fixoutlook.org
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TDR Site Listed at Moluv
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TDR Makes abduzeedo Site of the Week
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Wanted: Web Design Interns
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Tare Lugnt's Latest Issue – Tattooed
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TDR at The TDC in NYC
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Scrabble the Beautiful Word
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Type Geek Space Craft
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Mississippi Meanders
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Typographic Keyboard Layout
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Antique iPhone Gun
Here’s a comical take on the stockpile of firearm apps available at the App Store. It’s called Gun. It’s an antique iPhone gun, and the only gun app that’s built to scale—the real thing would actually fit on the iPhone screen. As an added plus, you’re bound to laugh at the cartoonish sound it makes. …
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How to Host an Event
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Helvetica Moleskine
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Grid-Based-Clock-Screensaver
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TDR Book Release Party
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Died Young, Stayed Pretty
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Slide Projectors & Intuition
David Carson might drive the gridnicks mad, but you can’t deny his ability to provoke a visceral response. Carson’s work in the early 90s tore a hole in graphic design. His typography, piled in broken heaps, managed to breath life into stodgy corporate communications. His work may look haphazard at times, but that doesn’t mean …
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Slide Projectors & Intuition
David Carson might drive the gridnicks mad, but you can’t deny his ability to provoke a visceral response. Carson’s work in the early 90s tore a hole in graphic design. His typography, piled in broken heaps, managed to breath life into stodgy corporate communications. His work may look haphazard at times, but that doesn’t mean …
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A Musician's Visual Grid
With his new book, Grid Index, German musician and artist Carsten Nicolai claims to have “discovered and unlocked the visual code for visual systems into a systematic equation of grids and patterns.” This is certainly worth a look. It also comes with a CD containing all of the grids presented in the book as editable …
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A Musician’s Visual Grid
With his new book, Grid Index, German musician and artist Carsten Nicolai claims to have “discovered and unlocked the visual code for visual systems into a systematic equation of grids and patterns.” This is certainly worth a look. It also comes with a CD containing all of the grids presented in the book as editable …
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The Office of Brion Gysin
Boing Boing’s David Pescovitz makes a great point with “Gysin was also a pioneer of sound poetry and multimedia collage that, in my mind, underpins remix culture, quick-cut video editing, and nonlinear Web experiences.” He’s absolutely right. In fact, the concept of hypertext may have taken longer to appear had it not been for Gysin …
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Sol Sender on Obama Logo Design
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e-books vs paper, what's your take?
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e-books vs paper, what’s your take?
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Typenuts
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Surprise + Clarity = Delight
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Hot for Pencils
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End Notes
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Type Trumps
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Paul Rand on Aesthetics
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Calling All Gridniks
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Gepostet von Stani's €5 Font
The Dutch Ministry of Finance organized an architecture competition for which a selected group of architectural offices and artists were invited to design a 5 euro coin around the concept of “Netherlands and Architecture.” Gepostet von Stani’s winning design renders the traditional portrait of the queen with a list of famous Dutch architects using a …
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Gepostet von Stani’s €5 Font
The Dutch Ministry of Finance organized an architecture competition for which a selected group of architectural offices and artists were invited to design a 5 euro coin around the concept of “Netherlands and Architecture.” Gepostet von Stani’s winning design renders the traditional portrait of the queen with a list of famous Dutch architects using a …
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Preview: The Typographic Desk Reference
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Bildschöne Bücher
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Wim Crouwel Interview
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Thèse Sur La Typographie
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Lucky Numer 13
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Obama's Logo
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World Cup Design, Just Embarrassing
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Backspace’s Float
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Backspace's Float
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Helvetica, The Movie
Helvetica is a feature-length independent film about typography, graphic design and global visual culture. The film was shot in high-definition on location in the United States, England, the Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, France and Belgium. It is currently in post-production and is slated to begin screening at film festivals worldwide starting in early 2007.
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Just Enough Is More: Exhibition on Milton Glaser
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Kathryn Cho's Typecast
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Kathryn Cho’s Typecast
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Call for Entries: Iranian Proverbs
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RIP Richard Eckersley
“Good design is the process of solving the problem posed by the manuscript.”—Richard Eckersley Richard Eckersley, an award-winning graphic designer who introduced unconventional typography to staid-looking university-press books, died on Sunday at his home in Lincoln, Neb. He was 65. — New York Times
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Serif vs. Sans Serif
Serifs or no serifs? What’s your vote? Sans serif type is superior for legibility and should be used whenever possible before using serif type. Visually, serif type is more appealing than sans serif type. Affording more opportunities, it should be used in place of sans serif type whenever possible. Both serif and sans serif type …
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DANISH – framing the future of design
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Maeda Money Counter
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BLU DOT Desktop Clock
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Simply Maeda
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NameVoyager
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“Good web design means that you don’t have to user test”
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"Good web design means that you don't have to user test"
