Send E-mails In Your Own Handwriting With Pilot's Online Personal Fontmaker.
This is so cool - and easy. Send e-mails in your own personal handwriting with Pilot Pen's online site that allows you to create a personal font with which you can compose and send e-mails.
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A look at the New American Haggadah by Jonathan Safran Foer and Nathan Englander, with stunning typography by Israeli designer Oded Ezer.
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Wear the tee that says you don’t care what people think. In this case, that you’re wearing a tee that says you don’t care what people think. But who cares? They don’t think anyway.
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Some websites stay in perpetual beta—and now you can, too. Let everyone know you’re still “working out the kinks” with this pretty good excuse for just about anything.
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Blake Bradford is a new line of black and white handmade silk panel ties that feature single printed words upon them. Adjectives like rude, elusive, lucky, mysterious, punk, dangerous, driven and many more represent the brand's co... Blake Bradford is a new line of black and white handmade silk panel ties that feature single printed words upon them. Adjectives like rude, elusive, lucky, mysterious, punk, dangerous, driven and many more represent the brand's core values and the attitude of the wearer.
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A wood veneer wall calendar for 2012 celebrates type design. From Heather Lins, each month of the Year in Caps calendar is printed on sustainable harvested birch wood veneers with the month headers inspired by old type designs.
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This book was laid out using characters and glyphs from PDF documents obtained through internet searches. The incomplete fonts found in the PDF's were reassembled into the text of Frankenstein based on their frequency of use. The ... This book was laid out using characters and glyphs from PDF documents obtained through internet searches. The incomplete fonts found in the PDF's were reassembled into the text of Frankenstein based on their frequency of use. The most common characters are employed at the beginning of the book, and the text devolves into less common, more grotesque shapes and forms toward the end. Pretty cool idea.
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Beautiful Handmade Art poster Inspired by Marilyn Monroe
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For those interested in the secret world of classic typography used in book design.
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Type foundry House Industries teamed up with Herman Miller to produce a limited edition series of 80 Eames wire-base tables. The LTR tables have been hand-printed with letters, numbers and ornaments from their Eames Century Modern... Type foundry House Industries teamed up with Herman Miller to produce a limited edition series of 80 Eames wire-base tables. The LTR tables have been hand-printed with letters, numbers and ornaments from their Eames Century Modern font collection and are packaged in beautifully designed crates. Unfortunately they are only available in the Asia Pacific.
Tags: furniture, home decor, Eames, limited edition, design, typography, Herman Miller, mid-century modernAdded 2 Years Ago from Blogspot -
Designed by Saul Bass's daughter Jennifer and written by distinguished design historian Pat Kirkham, who knew Saul Bass, this book contains more than 1,400 illustrations, many from the Bass archive and never published before, prov... Designed by Saul Bass's daughter Jennifer and written by distinguished design historian Pat Kirkham, who knew Saul Bass, this book contains more than 1,400 illustrations, many from the Bass archive and never published before, providing an in-depth account of one of the leading graphic artists of the 20th century. This definitive study is eagerly anticipated by design and film enthusiasts.
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dj music business card... love the fun design
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An iconic line from a classic movie. So iconic that I don't even have to mention which movie. Still loved today because it rings completely true. Printed on professional quality heavyweight (255gsm) photo paper that is water, g... An iconic line from a classic movie. So iconic that I don't even have to mention which movie. Still loved today because it rings completely true. Printed on professional quality heavyweight (255gsm) photo paper that is water, glare, and fingerprint resistant.
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With this book anyone can create protest graphics. The 46 die-cut stencils, plus a bespoke typeface, can be combined to create both slogans and powerful visual messages, and are robust enough to be re-used any number of times.
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I love Bodoini too :) Bodoni has been used in everything from 18th century Italian books to 1960s periodicals, and early versions of the typeface are still used for fine book printing. Popular for poster use, it has graced dive... I love Bodoini too :) Bodoni has been used in everything from 18th century Italian books to 1960s periodicals, and early versions of the typeface are still used for fine book printing. Popular for poster use, it has graced diverse ad campaigns from Mamma Mia! to Nirvana. This graceful illustrated volume comprehensively explores the broad scope of experimental and creative design ideas that have been realized using Bodoni.
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Once upon a time Keds were the shy, conservative, reliable big sister to the more bold and athletic Nike and adidas of the sneaker world. Now that hugandmarie have recognized the artistic potential of all that lovely blank canvas... Once upon a time Keds were the shy, conservative, reliable big sister to the more bold and athletic Nike and adidas of the sneaker world. Now that hugandmarie have recognized the artistic potential of all that lovely blank canvas. I happen to love this design, that gives the impression of a bottle of wite-out gone wild. But there is an entire museum of artwork for those seeking a new spin on their kicks.
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I think this is a really awesome idea. I wish they actually started selling these now.
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Wow. That about sums it up, doesn't it? What a great reminder to live life to the fullest every day. And it looks cool, too.
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Something to look at while listing to a Thurston Moore song.
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This lovely ring is what I make with my own hands, I hope you like!!
Tags: jewelry, rings, sterling silver, polished, letters, personalized, custom, typography, alphabetsAdded 2 Years Ago from Etsy -
Fontable is a collection of metal tables shaped like upper and lowercase letters A-Z and arabic numerals 0-9. Available in red, white or black.
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What an inspiration. seriously.
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There have been many designs for Scrabble, but this one truly appeals to the designer in me.
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These are so typography-nerd and adorable. Play poker and feel like an artsy hipster!
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Clever bookend with cool typography.
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for the typography lovers
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Hang them in a row horizontally or vertically; group them; scatter them on walls or doors throughout your home. Numbers as art, colorful plaques are laminated wood composite and ready to hang. Each is 8" x 10". Set of 10 includes ... Hang them in a row horizontally or vertically; group them; scatter them on walls or doors throughout your home. Numbers as art, colorful plaques are laminated wood composite and ready to hang. Each is 8" x 10". Set of 10 includes 0 through 9.
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Fun imagery digitally printed on a handwoven 4 ' x 6' wool rug has a fishnet stocking clad rug with the words "I Like The Way You Move" graphically designed by Matthew Lew for CB2.
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Tree of Codes is a haunting story by Jonathan Safran Foer. With a different die-cut on every page, Tree of Codes explores previously unchartered literary territory. Initially deemed impossible to make, the book is a first — as muc... Tree of Codes is a haunting story by Jonathan Safran Foer. With a different die-cut on every page, Tree of Codes explores previously unchartered literary territory. Initially deemed impossible to make, the book is a first — as much a sculptural object as it is a work of masterful storytelling. Inspired to exhume a new story from an existing text, Jonathan Safran Foer has taken his "favorite" book, The Street of Crocodiles by Polish-Jewish writer Bruno Schulz, and used it as a canvas, cutting into and out of the pages, to arrive at an original new story.
Tags: books, Graphic Design, cut, typography, text, objects, sculptural, Tree of Codes, jonathan safran foerAdded 2 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
Not only handsome, and collectable, the Modern Classics 50th Anniversary Box Set from Penguin Books is also a good read.
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