LT2 Stencil
Matt Willey

Originally drawn as part of the design for the annual The Lives They Lived issue of The New York Times Magazine in 2019, LT2 Stencil was developed in to a full typeface, including 4 weights and multiple alternate characters, in 2022. Font engineer: Diana Ovezea.

#typography #typedesign #custom #stencil #typeface

■THE TOMATO PROJECT 25TH ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITION "O"

#modulus #display #typedesign #typeface #custom

Pubblicità in Italia (Advertising in Italy) 1964-1965

Advertising in Italy is an accurate look at Italian graphic design in 1964-65 including: posters, advertising, catalogs, packaging, trade-marks and more.
Cover design by Franco Grignani.

😍 Логика распределения насыщенности штриха и контраста внутри знака.

#typography #typeface #logico

Алексей Бродович

Обложка журнала.

#logo #magcover #multiply #stencil

Back cover Portfolio Magazine Volume 1
design by Alexey Brodovitch

#numbers #multiply

Exhibition Poster • 2014

Hirofumi Abe | Drawing Artist / Graphic Designer based in Berlin and Japan.

#graphic #typography

Crackers • 1969
by ED RUSCHA

Book with dustjacket on coated label paper with varnish overprint.

#typography #bookcover

Несовершенство.

#logo #identity #ugly

Держаться на плаву.
Важно сегодня и всегда.

#illustration

Britten
by Segura Inc.

Bild theam up

Вспомнил о героях начала нулевых, благодаря «Журналус дайли» (не подписан) и каналу «Культура книги» (подписан).

#pixel #modulus #identity

Segura Inc

Carlos Segura about logo:

For those of you that don't know me, I am from Cuba. I was born there after our family fled Spain's Francisco Franco (where we lost everything) and moved to Cuba for a new and better life.

My grandfather had a small department store in downtown Oriente which he named Segura.

When Fidel Castro took over in January of 1959, things looked like they would get better after the Fulgencio Batista days, but it wasn't long before we were all going through the same injustice as we experienced in Spain, and by the early 1960s, all was lost.

Castro took everything we had, and by 1965, we fled Cuba for the USA via Mexico to Miami where I grew up. We were not permitted to bring anything at all. Only what we were wearing minus any jewelry. <…>

#logo #wow

Yosho.
by Segura Inc.

Yosho is a programing, multimedia and web development company in California. Yosho means “It is Good” and the Y is a mistic character meaning a “yearning for something from above”.

😍 ——> wwwwwww.

#logo #identity

Giacomo Bagnara

Цветы.
👁——> www.

#illustration