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Typography inspiration for the week-end
February 2nd, 2013 
To relax a little on the week-end, lay back and check out a little typographic inspiration. If you like typography, make sure to check our Typography Daily blog. The early [...]
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Typographic inspiration for the week-end
To relax a little on the week-end, lay back and check out a little typographic inspiration. If you like typography, make sure to check our Typography Daily blog. Typographic furniture [...]
Read full postTypographic inspiration for the week-end
To relax a little on the week-end, lay back and check out a little typographic inspiration. If you like typography, make sure to check our Typography Daily blog. In-dept article [...]
Read full postA typography experiment with chinese characters
More+ is a chinese graphic designer who currently works at Frog Design, Shanghai. He created this impressive series of typographic research and published it on his Tumblr space.
Read full postTypographic paintings by Terrence Paine
Terrence Paine paints typographic messages, and it look great. Via It’s Nice That.
Read full postChinese Gothic
When Chinese characters meet German gothic style. This font is the work of Tao, a designer from France. You can check out more pictures on Behance.
Read full postThe evolution of type
I could link to every piece in Andreas Scheiger “Evolution of Type” series. This time he uses a combination of wood, gypsum, plasticine, chicken bones, and water colors to create typographic [...]
Read full postTypographische Monatsblatter cover archive
If you have work to do now, don’t click this link. Don’t tell me I didn’t warn you! This archive from the “Typographische Monatsblätter” was collected and published online by [...]
Read full postResort type
Jing Zhang recently learned to swim and celebrated that by created an awesome illustrated alphabet: Resort Type.
Read full postTypographic titles for History Channel Italy
Santiago Wardak has created some pretty cool typographic titles for segments on History Channel Italy. On this post you can see these titles, go to his Behance page to check [...]
Read full postThe evolution of type
Andreas Scheiger, an Austrian designer, typographer and artist, imagined what the evolution of type may have been. He took an original approach and created drawings, plans and sculptures that take [...]
Read full postFlyers for the Cantine by Letman
Black-and-white and handmade, these flyers for the Cantine by Letman are totally amazing.
Read full postElevador headline font
The Elevador font is already a quite nice headline font by itself, but the way the specimen was created and printed is truly amazing. I wish every font designer would [...]
Read full postIlluminated alphabet by Icinori
Some pretty cool illustrative work by Icinori. Illustrators Mayumi Otero and Raphael Urwiller took on the alphabet and the results are great. Via It’s Nice That.
Read full postThe Hinglish project
The Hinglish project is an effort to make Devanagri script (used to write in Hindi) a bit more accessible to english speakers. It introduces you to a few characters and [...]
Read full postStylised 17th century floriated letterforms
Usually exagerated ornaments aren’t my cup of tea, but there is something charming about these letters engravings. See more on BibliOdyssey.
Read full postPen lettering by Sasha Prood
Awesome lettering created by Sasha Prood with pens. Inspired by nature and plants, his creations feature letters with roots, leafs and worms.
Read full postFeatured designer: Nicolas Zentner
Nicolas Zentner was a teacher in my graphic design school, unfortunately I didn’t get him as teacher, but I’m glad to feature his work on Designer Daily. As you can [...]
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