We want to show you some incredible typographic portraits, the literal meaning for typefaces on this article. Enjoy"
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Showing posts with label Typography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Typography. Show all posts
Monday, June 13, 2011
100 Amazing Typographic Portraits
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100 Amazing Typographic Portraits: "
We want to show you some incredible typographic portraits, the literal meaning for typefaces on this article. Enjoy"
We want to show you some incredible typographic portraits, the literal meaning for typefaces on this article. Enjoy"
Friday, April 1, 2011
Inspiration - The Work of Designer of Paul Watmough
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Inspiration - The Work of Designer of Paul Watmough: "
For this week’s inspiration, we have the work of British designer Paul Watmough. He’s been in the industry for a long time, and has worked with some big names. He’s got a very cool, and diverse style. I’m also a big fan of skateboard related design, so that’s a plus for me! :) Here is a bit more about Paul from his site:







































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For this week’s inspiration, we have the work of British designer Paul Watmough. He’s been in the industry for a long time, and has worked with some big names. He’s got a very cool, and diverse style. I’m also a big fan of skateboard related design, so that’s a plus for me! :) Here is a bit more about Paul from his site:
I am an Art Director / Creative Designer living in Hamburg, Germany. With eleven years industry experience, I have worked on and directed large scale international campaigns, developed brands for market leaders and been a representative and event organiser at many respected lectures and fairs around the world. Additionally, I have attained a long list of recognition from books, magazines, web reviews and my industry peers.
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Terrific Illustrative Type by Alex Beltechi
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Terrific Illustrative Type by Alex Beltechi: "
Alex Beltechi is a graphic designer and illustrator from Romania.
One of his stronger areas of expertise – as you can tell from the following pieces – is experimental typography.
His unique blend of (usually) clean lines and grungy textures brews a pixel-perfect typographic illustration every time that are always a pleasure to look at.
A lot of Alex’s work is produced for personal and experimental purposes, while some pieces are made into tutorials or sold as stock files.
If you like what you see, you can follow Alex on Twitter, and check out his other work on either his Behance or Flickr profiles.





























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What’s your favorite illustrated type piece here, and why? Would you like to see more experimental type like this out in the real world, such as in advertisements?
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One of his stronger areas of expertise – as you can tell from the following pieces – is experimental typography.
His unique blend of (usually) clean lines and grungy textures brews a pixel-perfect typographic illustration every time that are always a pleasure to look at.
A lot of Alex’s work is produced for personal and experimental purposes, while some pieces are made into tutorials or sold as stock files.
If you like what you see, you can follow Alex on Twitter, and check out his other work on either his Behance or Flickr profiles.
This post was put together exclusively for WDD by Callum Chapman, the man behind Picmix Store and Circlebox Blog.
What’s your favorite illustrated type piece here, and why? Would you like to see more experimental type like this out in the real world, such as in advertisements?
If you find an exclusive RSS freebie on this feed or on the live WDD website, please use the following code to download it: O1Rs1S
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