Posts Tagged ‘typography’

23 February

typeFace


Mary Huang’s TYPEFACE is custom software that translates facial dimensions into generative type design. Neat stuff!
Via Gizmodo

28 January

Under Right Hand

Under Right Hand
I found Anatoly Zenkov while checking out a different sub-series of his, posted on Gizmodo. But, I’m always drawn to creative typography more than almost anything else!
Under Right Hand
Under Right Hand
Under Right Hand

15 January

A Slap in the Typeface

A Slap in the Typeface
Helvetica T-shirt… Perhaps a belated “birthday” present for Jack?
Have a fantastic weekend!
Via Boing Boing

13 January

Neat Links From My Father, 7

Neat Links From My Father, 7
The year’s first batch of links from my dad!

- Mistakes in typography grate the purists.
- Beautiful video of how the Earth would look with rings.
- Typographic Character Coasters.
- McAfee, Inc. warns consumers about “The Twelve Scams of Christmas.”
- Unknown filmmaker gets $30m for robot movie.
- Adorable photo of how genetics works.
- Going Deep for the Cheap in New York.
- Phoenix: Perfect Pop Gems, Stripped Down.
- Scroll down to the video about Microsoft’s Project Natal for Xbox 360.
- These days, the fantasy of building a career on Etsy is not just the stuff of dreams.
- Sumerians look on in confusion as God creates world.
- Santa’s Naughty–Nice Database Hacked!
- The story of Christmas in Savannah in 1864.
- Some NYC restaurant recommendations.
- Frugal Portland.
- Torrent Search Engines Unlawful, U.S. Judge Says.
- If ‘Star Wars’ was On Facebook.
- Neuroethics & the Trolley Dilemma; a discussion about morality and ethics.
- No Pants Subway Ride Attracts Hundreds.
- According to The American Dialect Society: 2009 Word of the Year is “tweet”; Word of the Decade is “google.”
Photo by Fabiana Zonca | Via Dir Journal

18 September

Neat Links From My Father, 5

Neat Links From My Father, 5
It’s been a while, and now is a good time… (Some of these have been sitting in my inbox for quite some time and are old, but cool, none-the-less.)
- Typographica’s list of its Favorite Typefaces of 2008.
- Computer program to compete against human “Jeopardy!” contestants.
- Stripped down aesthetic at the Milan Furniture Fair.
- These birds like to move it, move it!
- Bklyn Designs draw attention to the design scene in Brooklyn.
- A video on The Secret History of Fonts.
- Written by a cosmologist, and he explains the rules of time travel, if it might exist.
- NYtimes look at the history of The Guggenheim, as it turns 50.
- Finds at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair.
- Reveiw of Danger Mouse and Mark Linkous (with involvement from David Lynch), ‘Dark Night Of The Soul’.
- New Yorker cover drawn on iPhone Application.
- Coke is the official drink at the Creation Museum in Kentucky.
- ‘Take Five’ also turned 50.
- Video of Banksy’s recent Bristol exhibition.
- New York’s section of “Where’s Cool?’.
- John Hodgman: I Hear They’re Going to Make Evolution Legal.
- Statue Of Liberty’s Crown has reopened.
- Patents may be harming our ability to innovate. (Great addition to my post about copyright law!)
- Spellcheck This: Microsoft Office 2010, The Movie.
- Wired’s article about New Rules for Highly Evolved Humans, with very bad advice from Brad Pitt.
- The ultimate in hipster slummin’ it: dumpster pools.
- Mural by Brazilian graffiti artists, Os Gêmeos, on Houston and Bowery, that Dad really enjoyed last time they were in town.
- Spelling bee for grown-ups.
- Inside the Cafe at Facebook Headquarters.
Image via ManBabies.com

17 September

First Handmade Subpixel Font

First Handmade Subpixel Font

It has x-height of 3 pixels, it is italic, inspired by old masters and most important – made by hand. You must not look too closely, because colors get visible. It’s work in progress.

Fascinating!
Found via Surfstation

6 May

Hmmm

Wrestling Type Terms
Well, we were having some technical difficulties yesterday, but it looks like most everything is back in order!
Image via FFFFOUND!

10 March

Keep Calm Ltd

Keep Calm Ltd
I know I one of the last to jump on this trend, but may I present my new fondness for Keep Calm Ltd. I actually wasn’t a huge fan of the originals (”Keep Calm and Carry On”), but that started to change when I saw the “Oh Deer” and Jack and I loved “Tea Revives You” for the kitchen. I simply adore the ones above, especially “Every Cloud has a Silver Lining!”