FoundryCo New Work
FoundryCo just recently added a bunch of new work to their portfolio. A few glimpses at the awesomeness are below, but be sure to check out the rest on their site.
FoundryCo just recently added a bunch of new work to their portfolio. A few glimpses at the awesomeness are below, but be sure to check out the rest on their site.
Gentona is a new release from Rene Bieder… Designed for a wide range of applications, Gentona was intended to support the goals of contemporary design paired with a mostly swiss oriented demand on typography – neutrality. The result is a nine-weight…
Matter recently developed this bright and eye-catching identity for OKLearn.ca, a free resource which helps adult students and service providers find learning opportunities.
JAF Facit was designed in 2005, but is a new find for me. It was designed by Tim Ahrens through Just Another Foundry, which he started in 2004, and features six weights, plus italics. Pick up a copy at MyFonts.
Check out these amazing new book covers that Dana Tanamachi created for Puffin Books, the children’s division of Penguin Books. Each one was designed and lettered in an oversized format, and then photographed for use on the covers. Be sure…
I’m loving this series of constellation prints that Andrew Kolb created for a current Space-themed show at Gallery 1988 in Los Angeles. If you’re in the area, the show is open through July 2oth, so you still have a few…
As promised, here is a selection of One Plus One‘s recent design for weddings. You can check out the rest of their wedding portfolio right here.
I’ve been meaning to do a post that covers some of One Plus One‘s recent work for quite some time now—it’s long overdue. So at this point it may not technically be as new as it would have been had I been…
The latest release from Hold Fast Foundry is Prohibition, a sans serif display face that includes sylistic alternates, discretionary ligatures, and multiple language support. Pick it up at MyFonts. Want more type? Check out my type wishlist, current favorites and favorite calligraphic scripts on MyFonts.
This morning MOO is launching The Luxe Family, a suite of high quality printed products geared especially towards those running small businesses. Two new products now accompany the original Luxe Business Cards—the Luxe MiniCards and Luxe Notecards. All products in the Luxe…
I am super excited to announce that next month I will be teaching a class on Skillshare! In case you’re unfamiliar with the site, they offer both in-person and online courses in a huge range of topics. They have an…
I recently stumbled upon this beautiful wedding invitation created by Cempaka Surakusumah, a designer from Jakarta, Indonesia. I’m loving the mix of feminine details, especially the gold foil on the labels.
Here is yet another example of great work from Sydney-based Naughtyfish. This brand identity was developed for (Insiders), Sydney Opera House’s membership program. The assignment was to evolve the (Insiders) identity to meet the changing focus of the program and…
This gorgeous invitation suite was designed by the lovely Erin Jang for a couple who planned an intimate Paris wedding. This is also yet another example of fine printing by Mama’s Sauce.
Check out this awesome print that Spencer Charles recently designed, featuring 268 instances of the word “the.” Printed by the fine folks at Mama’s Sauce, you can pick one up for yourself right here.
Doctrine Stencil is a “utilitarian display typeface with a muscular character” from Jonathan Barnbrook’s Virus foundry. The typeface features five different weights, from thin to black. Pick it up at MyFonts. Want more type? Check out my type wishlist, current favorites and favorite calligraphic scripts…
I’m loving this recent project by Matt Chase that explores the concept, What Species Did You Evolve From? The design is great, but the content is even better—so much fun. Check this out in all its full-sized glory right here.
Another great packaging design by Make & Matter for Bernie’s Burger Bus Ketchup (check out their Epic packaging here), which you can get a closer look at on their blog.