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by armin
Great type animation by Thibault de Fournas for his graduation project, chronicling the evolution of type from paper unto screen. (Wish someone had spell-checked his work before animating, but oh well).
07.15.2013
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by ricardo cordoba
600 vintage baseball cards (circa 1900-1919), on display at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art through December 1, 2013 — just a small sample from the Met’s treasure trove of 31,000 cards, most of them donated by a single collector in the late 1940s. Slideshow at the main link; related newspaper article here.
07.13.2013
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by ricardo cordoba
This year’s TypeCon, the annual conference presented by the Society of Typographic Aficionados, will take place in Portland, Oregon, August 21-25, 2013. Visit the website to see a list of speakers, events, and workshops. (And take advantage of early bird pricing when you register by July 27th.)
07.13.2013
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by armin
A commemorative poster of all 100 Tours of the Tour de France since 1903, courtesy of Sam Potts.
07.12.2013
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by armin
I haven’t gotten into Skillshare much but if it will teach how to draw line-art like Keith Young in his “Tattoo Illustration: Designing with Lines” class, I’m going in deep!
07.12.2013
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by james i bowie
Michael Johnson presents a great overview of the “flexible identity” trend.
07.11.2013
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by armin
Brian House and Partner & Partners have created a unique vinyl record that looks and sounds beautiful. They explain: “Quotidian Record is a limited edition vinyl recording that features a continuous year of my location-tracking data. Each place I visited, from home to work, from a friend’s apartment to a foreign city, is mapped to a harmonic relationship. 1 day is 1 rotation.”
07.11.2013
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