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Grafica Della Strada, The Signs Of Italy

It starts with a 16 year old Louise Fili trav­el­ing to Italy, step­ping off the plane, and falling in love with a bill­board. That moment marked the start of Fili’s typo­graph­ic obses­sion, and bud­ding career in graph­ic design. (more…)

Fonts of the Homeless

Type­faces based on the hand­writ­ing of home­less peo­ple in Barcelona. All pro­ceeds go to the Arrels Foun­da­tion, an orga­ni­za­tion for the ben­e­fit of Barcelona’s home­less.

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Clipper Ship Cards

These vin­tage clip­per cards were adver­tise­ments for ship­ping voy­ages, usu­al­ly from a port on the east coast (New York, Boston) to the west coast (San Fran­cis­co). They were dis­trib­uted by ship dis­patch­ers in the 1800s.

Hand Drawn Type

Most peo­ple are sur­prised to find how much type isn’t set with fonts on the com­put­er but hand drawn. This is usu­al­ly the case with most old signs and bill­boards, made when type did­n’t exist or just was­n’t eas­i­ly acces­si­ble. Typog­ra­phy Served has post­ed a few nice exam­ples of...

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