12 Tenets For Living An Outstanding Life
Being a geek is pretty much the best thing ever.
Being a geek is pretty much the best thing ever.
A 5-minute primer for the word nerds amongst us.
Everyone loves a good quote or a pretty monogram. Learn how to accent your space with “character” on the cheap.
Designer Matthew Olin put together this project that both comic book and design nerds will love. (via reddit.com)
Photographer Emily Blincoe beautifully combines photography and typography for a series she calls “This Ampersand That.” The ampersand has never looked so good.
Word Animals are, quite simply, exactly what they sound like. (via reddit.com)
Sometimes you can’t find the right words to say, so try saying it with cats instead. This Nekocase font generator is purrrr-fect.
These days it’s perfectly acceptable to judge food by its label. Because if the company cares enough about design, they likely care just as much about the product inside.
In pretty, pretty infographics!
D.I.Y. typography and design at its finest, featuring Dead Kennedys, Fugazi, Minor Threat, Bad Brains, and The Cramps.
It’s sleek! It’s modern! And it’ll give any font nerd an instant migraine.
Oh hey, here’s a music video dedicated to the best (or worst?) font in the world. Because sure, why not?
You don’t have to be a smoker to appreciate how cool these designs are.
Ever wondered what’s inside of a letter form?. Andreas Scheiger reveals that it’s muscles, tendons, and bone—just like you suspected. (via welovetypography.com)
Here are 20 fonts and the cats that clearly inspired them. This is a rare and important opportunity for cat fanciers and typophiles to find some common ground.
A special designer edition of Scrabble now comes in a font of your choice (or an assorted font pack) and features beautiful walnut tiles. Too bad Words with Friends isn’t this pretty. Available for pre-order here. (via poploser.org)
The artist collective Boa Mistura made a poor suburb of Sao Paulo a little more colorful. This is one of the most beautiful things I’ve seen in ages. (via visualnews.com)
Don’t you wish your grandmother had sat you on her lap as a child and given you some invaluable Internet advice? Thanks to the fantastic project by Spanish copywriter Chacho Puebla, “Grandmother Tips” can now hold your hand through the Web like you always wanted.
Rotten apples and pubic hair. Since 2007 Vladimir Koncar has collected various objects and formed them into off the wall typography fonts.
Gist: Don’t use Comic Sans. Ever. (via zubeta.com) Read More ›
Designer Jerod Gibson has created a bunch of movie posters that feature an iconic image from each film filled with its best one-liners and quotes. View List ›
By Fabian Gonzales. Can you guess them all? (via The Uniblog) View Image ›
Nine classic and elegant fonts with their canine counterparts. And then there’s Comic Sans. (Via) View Image ›
Jose Ernesto Rodriguez only used his hands and a copying machine to create this typography. It’s entitled “Hanschrift” (“handwriting,” in English). (Via officialhype) View List ›
When and if I have kids, they will be learning their ABCs via this poster. (The Daily What, via Bizzy B Blogs). View Image ›
Russian graphic designer/illustrator Ruslan Khasanov has invented a new typography entitled “Au revoir.” It involves ink and water poured onto paper. The end result is visually astonishing. Here’s some of his work. (Via officialhype) View List ›
A group of 50 U.S. designers were given the challenge of reinterpreting their states’ mottos for the 50 and 50 project. The collection, which was completed today with the addition of Colorado, is a solid tribute to the badassery of our forefathers. (via danielc20) View List ›
Finally something that combines my love of good food with great design. British designer Anna Garforth decided to create something special with cookie dough and precision blades. Note: I tried something similar once with gingerbread for a holiday project. Did not nearly get these kind of results. View List ›
Artist Nancy McCabe creates maps of the world using nothing but words. Well, almost nothing but words. There’s some lines and stuff. You can totally tell that this didn’t take any time at all. (Via) View List ›
Be still my typography loving heart! Six Word Story Every Day (SWSED) is a daily project showcasing beautifully designed stories—all comprised of six words. It was inspired by the work Ernest Hemingway regarded as his greatest: “For sale: baby shoes, never worn.” There is some serious design talent contributing to this project, but they also invite people to submit their own work. View List ›