This incredible set of photographs by Paul Soulellis is making me want to hop on the next plane to Rome. What an amazing source of inspiration.
Typography in Rome
Tags: Vintage
Courtney
Courtney is the founder of Design Work Life and Seamless Creative, a small design studio she runs with her husband Brian. She now splits her time between developing brand identities for small businesses and soaking up (and passing along) as much inspiration as she possibly can.
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March 8, 2011
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Wow, this signage is incredible. I especially like “L’Originale Alfredo.”
Bella! This reminds me of my trip to Roma last year! That last photo, is that from Piazza Navonna? I know I saw that place somewhere. :)
Thanks for sharing — just returned from 7 weeks at the American Academy in Rome, yesterday. @shauna: that last photo is somewhere in centro, but not Navona. Glad you’re enjoying.
LOVE. great find!
Last photo is not in Piazza Navona, it’s in Via dei Maroniti, not too far from Barberini. Check out the typography on these Italian hand made sterling silver rings. Designed and crafted in Rome by Loepp and Nagai.
Oops – here’s the link :)
http://www.fourthcrusade.com.au/designer_2.html
Some great type here! Take a look at similar slideshows of my photos of Malaga Type (2012) and French Letters (2012) at http://www.webber-photo.com . You may need to refresh the homepage a few times to see the right galleries as there’s a random gallery chooser in action. Hope you enjoy.
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