Punchcut Seeks Design Intern

Hello. We’re looking for a second intern to join us in our San Francisco office. Rather than Typophile duties, we’re looking for a candidate to help with Punchcut marketing efforts. Please send a cover letter and PDF portfolio or portfolio URL to marketingposition [at] punchcut [dot] com.

DESCRIPTION

Punchcut is looking for a graphic design intern to aid with graphic design, event planning, publishing and public relations initiatives.

RESPONSIBILITIES

You will primarily:
• Coordinate design and production of online, print, mail, e-mail or other marketing campaigns: including web site updates, collateral and other items as requested

You will also help:
• Maintain a marketing initiatives calendar, coordinate meetings with directors

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I can’t wait until this pop-up book by Marion Bataille is released on October 14th. Counting down the days...

Click here to see the preview video.

22 of the world's most creative alphabets

Type is everywhere!

Check out a collection of alphabets gathered from artists, photographers, and design students from around the world on the ReubenMiller blog.

Here are a few of my favs:

No.1

Hi everyone! My name is Ngoc, and as of this week I’m the newest member to the Typophile/Punchcut team. I’m really excited about working here and just as excited about posting to the Typophile blog. I’m looking forward to sharing with everyone interesting typography, graphic imagery, and stories I’ll come across on the internet or around San Francisco. There’s plenty of great work and ideas to be shared, and I think the Typophile community is a great place to do it.

new in typography

hello! since last year im designing a text typography with the help from a typographer of my University. Now i went a few days ago to the streets to search ideas and i found one lettering from a paint car shop. there wasnt the all alphabeth but i try to design it completely and this was my result.(i think its like a modular system)
bye
Matias Nahrwold
Chile

Typophile Welcomes Ngoc Ngo

We’re pleased to announce Typophile’s first dedicated employee. Ngoc Ngo is a seasoned consultant and an MFA candidate focused on graphic design at Academy of Art University. He has joined Punchcut at our San Francisco office and will be engaged on a number of initiatives for this site and for the Typophile community.

We’re looking forward to the traction that he’ll bring to our modest world domination plans. Please say hello!

Keming Tshirt

A funny stuff, the Keming Tshirt by Ironic Sans (David Friedman).