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Typophile Hearts Interns
Typophile is looking for an intern to start immediately.
You
+ Love typography and are in school to receive a BFA or equivalent in design
+ Can communicate well in written English
+ Have a solid grasp of Creative Suite 2 or 3 (Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign. Flash is a plus.)
+ Want real-world experience in a multi-disciplinary design studio
+ Can handle an X-acto without losing blood
Typophile
+ Is an international collaborative community of designers, typographers and type enthusiasts
+ Is operated by Punchcut the San Francisco based user interface design firm
The internship will require
+ Designing, writing about, shipping and fixing Typophile stuff
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Pullchain's over—if you want it.
Available immediately for download here at FontShop (FontStruct account required).
Lesson learned: Don’t fight the format.
Farola - New decorative PeGGO font...
Hi Typophilian mates!
Well I love try to design some fontface cuz I’m just a begginer on this discipline, in fact, my start is this year and my previuos experience is on Calligrhy.
I come to tell to all of you that this is my first full character set designed and I would like take your opinion and critiques about this work and so you can help me to improve it, please.
“Farola”
The uppercases Farola are very decorative then its lowercases are most regular for keep a little of equilibrium.
This is a Display font is done to be used on big sizes, titles or logos.
here an example:
Respects and Regards
Pedro [PeGGO]
Venice type
I spent some time in Venice this Summer, and found some interesting type here and there.
We stayed in the hotel Bologna in Mestre, which had some type dotted about:
the bathroom window (or half of them):
this was on the corridor wall:
Typophile Film Fest 4, St Petersburg
Punchcut presents the Typophile Film Fest 4 at ATypI ’08 St. Petersburg. The Film Fest is an unequaled selection of short typographic films hailing from designers in Portugal, The Netherlands, Austria, Canada and the US. The films are a mashup of motion design, typographic animation and short stories including broadcast motion design, documentaries and typographic eye candy from Trollbäck + Company, Strange Attractors, Heebok Lee, Nick Shinn, Juan Leguizamon as well as exclusive interviews and cuts from the acclaimed documentary film Helvetica.
THANK YOU FONTSHOP
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Australian Type Club logo
What can be done to this to make it a
typographic logo truly worthy of a
national type society?
The red-orange color is meant to evoke the “red center” of Australia with ——>the rock Uluru<—— being our national icon.
Ugly font for special edition Lexus
As it is I’m not too fond Lexus automotive design, but then they drop the ball on the typography.
Its just so sad...
Decent coupe
then this abomination
nice luxo barge
then again with the ugly graphics... so sad
http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/News/articleId=130806#8
Toyota, the Lexus division parent, is no stranger to nasty car logos and marquees. No even the junk Dafont is this bad :
http://toyota.jp/carlineup/name.html
So who gets it right? There are only a few a carmakers and their probably owned by...???
Stay Tuned,
Mikey :-)
30 HRS 2 PURCHASE TYPO MERCH
The store will accept it’s last orders Thursday night at midnight. We’ll put our hardest working interns to the task of shipping everything on the 15th. The store will then close for a six month hiatus.
Thanks for everybody’s support, your support has exceeded our target and we’re optimistic about a reprint of some of the old classics.
For now you can get ’em while the ink is still drying: http://typophile.bigcartel.com
Tour de Ink
Several of us toil away with pens, brushes and other “wet” tools. We have varying associations with BCP’s at different points in time.
Whether it is slick or rough, type or titling all of us ply our trade with a firm background in having made letters by hand for many years. The computer is just another tool used in the process as opposed to the genesis.
We just thought we would put up a WIDE variety of takes on the alphabet.
This piece is by Gerard Huerta. He will throw in on this tomorrow. What is important is that the “script” began as a refined pencil that was illuminated later on the computer. I think I have one of his last inked pieces of lettering.
