This beautify designed book cover belongs to an equally interesting book. I haven’t read it, so I’ll not say much about it. But I did want to bring to your attention the incredible detail that went in to this design, particularly the subtle imagery of protesters cleverly masked inside of the typography. It’s edgy and smart, and Kelli Anderson deserves a pat on the back.
For more information on the book, be sure to check out the Verso website. It’s also currently on sale for $8 at Amazon.
I don’t know if anyone was paying attention, but idsgn had a fun little April fools joke for us this year. It was a slick new font family; Sonoran, and was going to replace Helvetica as the go-to hipster font. Obviously, this was not true (duh, no font can be more hipster than Helvetica).
But I love font family sample graphics. I think they’re sexy. So even though this is actually Arial, it’s still awesome.
Ahh, the ampersand. Everyone loves the ampersand, and none of us could live without it. Here’s a collection of 32 inspiring ampersand designs, done by 32 different artists.
Typefaces and fonts are at the forefront of design, whether it be designing a word document for work or designing a Fortune 500 website. The fonts that we choose can determine how we portray ourselves – as an individual or a business.
You can grab the crazy huge version of it here: http://webdesignledger.com/infographics/the-evolution-of-typography-infographic
Amazing ”folded type“ font design from Italian illustrator, Philippe Nicolas.
Few things have made their way from print to web more rapidly and more successfully than large and extra large typographic structure. Personally, I’m pretty happy about that. So here’s 35 examples of websites with big typography.
@Kenjamin Nice, thanks. Let me know if you're ever in the market for a senior level interactive designer. in reply to Kenjamin 10 hrs ago
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