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In September, my wife and I will be moving to Oxford, UK as she will be starting a masters program in book publishing at Oxford Brookes University. We currently live near Washington, DC, so right now we are going through all the crap that goes along with moving internationally. I've started to dip my toes into the water and have begun looking around for any leads for job opportunities over there and am realizing that I have no clue where to start looking.
I'm really only looking for internship opportunities to start, so I've started keeping a list of any design firms that look like they might be a good fit for me in the Oxford/London area, and figured I would send out my resumé / portfolio and hope any of them bite.
Now my questions are such:
Introducing Mytype time. Every minute get a new image in this fun clock.
typotherapy+design put on a show of eye-popping type-based posters called MyType. The show featured posters of original typefaces designed by creative director Noël Nanton. The limited-edition posters reflecting his own, very new take on classic modernist typography.
Download it for free.
http://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/mytype-clock/id371038016?mt=8

Typefaces and textual information in general, despite their crucial importance to our culture and development, are often neglected when it comes to visual communication and graphic design. This problem is particularly acute in the Central European, post-communist environment. TypeTalks is a collaborative activity designed to raise awareness of the power of typeface design and typography among both graphic design professionals and students.
Read more at: http://typetalks.com
Our one-day symposium will take place in Brno, Czech Republic in the House of the Lords of Kunštát on 21 June 2010 at 10:12.
The attachment is a poster I designed in 1989 for the music ensemble Icebreaker

Pedro
I've added 13 more arabic/english corporate identity mashups from my travels in the UAE.
Here's the link:
http://www.graphicology.com/blog/2010/2/10/288-more-arabic-western-ident...

Our new Typography Desktop Calendar for february is now available for free to anyone interested Its also available sans calendar.
Hello,
I want to do something to give back to my hometown, so i've come up with an idea for a pasty cook off. This would be an interface to strengthen and further bond Marquette, Michigan. Through pasties I hope to strengthen, facilitate and connect the community, as well as stimulate the local businesses.
The National Pasty Cookoff
2010 Marquette, Michigan
I want to make a website and a poster series to begin the promotional process.
I am breaking a few "type rules" using too many typefaces, but I want this to have a retro/vintage feel.
Any feedback about typography or ideation for the event itself would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Derrick
Hi,
I am a graphic design student and have just started writing a thesis for my Bachelor Degree, about film title design and its relationship to film, and about the effects of the title design on the audience and their perception of a film. I was just wondering if anyone hade any tips on authors or books on this subject? Or maybe you have any other suggestions as to where I might find valuable information?
Thanks,
Lisa
ps. hope I have posted this in the right place - I'm new here, so sorry if not.
So for the second semester of my Introduction to Typographic Design studio my first project involves a two page editorial spread. One of the articles is a piece on the differing opinions of "Green Design." For this particular rough draft I've enjoyed the typeface Memphis (having just developed a certain fondness for slab serifs).
My only dilemma is now that I'm having trouble picking a good second font choice (particularly looking for a sans serif) that does well to compliment Memphis and plays well off of its morphology.
Here is an example of one of the ways that Memphis might be used in my project.
Indices : Conferences : How Conference
The annual How Conference is typically hosted in a different US-based city each year. The How Conference is organized and hosted by the same people who publish How Magazine.
2008 - Boston, Massachussetts; May 18 to 21
External Links:
http://www.howconference.com/
One of the premier design school of The Netherlands. affiliated with the Sandberg Institute. http://www.gerritrietveldacademie.nl/
The FdA in Visual Communication is a broad course which focuses on three main areas, typography, illustration and graphic design.
Students are taught to work across discipline producing a well rounded, work-ready individual.
There is a real emphasis on work based learning and industry standard practice.
Recent guest lectures on the course have included Catherine Griffiths and Bob Gill.