Typeverything la cuisine du graphiste The Lab Magazine Online Disimba My great grandmother passed today Mother and grandmother are speechless. Appreciate what you have. It also scares me to think that this will never end and soon I’ll be in my mother’s shoes. Love you always grandma Leona. Ali Gulec Ali Gulec – illustrator and designer T-shirts. Lives and works in Istanbul, Turkey. Ali Gulec creates a simple and colorful work. Spread your love!
The Typography of Sanborn New York City Maps NEW YORK Staten Island. Atlas 159, 1885 BROOKLYN New York. Atlas 80. NEW YORK Brooklyn Suburbs. Insurance maps of the city of NEW YORK 1896 Variations of this design appeared between 1894 and 1902. Insurance maps of the Borough of Richmond. Borough of Queens. NEW YORK Manhattan 1905 The same design was used for the maps of The Bronx. Borough of Queens. Borough of Richmond. This article is the first part of a series of articles about Sanborn Fire Insurance maps. In february BibliOdyssey posted an article about Sanborn fire insurance typography. The New York public Library has an online collection of Atlases of New York city, including a section containing Insurance maps of New York. 4,961 images from maps of the five boroughs of New York City: Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island. The images displayed above are all the title pages from the Insurance maps of New York I could find. A couple of weeks ago Peter Bil’ak wrote an article called “We don’t need new fonts…”
What Katie Does: Sheaff's Ephemera A simply amazing collection of ephemera over at sheaff-ephemera.com, lovingly collected and shared by the site’s owner Dick Sheaff. It covers all sorts of items from Victoriana right up to modern times loosely categorised by type, from elaborate book plates to ticket stubs. You could lose hours happily wandering through it all – a real treasure trove for inspiration. All images © Richard D. Share this entry with this shortURL:
I Love CDs Matt Ottdal has a series of old and new typography experiments. He decided to showcase them in his favorite format, CD covers! "This is my tribute to the Compact Disc format before it settles down into the grave with the Compact Cassette. I've always loved the CD format, the jewel case, though I've never made one, or worked with a musician. Its just a nice format, and the thought that visual expression and typography can describe music has always been appealing to me. This is just a collection from old and new typographic experiments. And in my imagination, it would be great if each of my clients had their own music soundtrack. In that case, this is my collection" Designed by Matt Ottdal
The World’s Greatest LP Album Covers, 45’s too watching traffic | written and directed by ed stockham