Cuded Illustrator's Lounge IBM's Smarter Planet Illustrations are Clever! (11 total) As part of their Smarter Planet campaign, which launched last year, IBM teamed up with illustrator Noma Bar for a very clever set of posters. Just what does IBM mean by a smarter planet? "When we talk about a smarter planet, you can say that it has two dimensions. One is to be more efficient, be less destructive, to connect different aspects of life which do affect each other in more conscience and deliberate and intelligent ways. But the other is also to generate fundamentally new insights, new activity, new forms of social relations. Noma Bar's illustrations are the perfect way to visualize IBM's hope for a better tomorrow. Watch this video for more information. See more of Bar's brilliant work, here.
fonts, typefaces and all things typographical — I love Typography (ILT) Urbamedia | Regards croisés sur la ville Illustration projects featured by Carole Guevin The Cosmonaut The Cosmonaut by Marco Goran Romano What an eloquent example of what it means to live / love / work in the virtuality of what is called the Internet. In the past 17 years, I have been exploring a multi-dimensional world wide web of networks / hubs / lists / friends that each have embedded some of my memories / moments / images.. Still awed every day at all there is to learn / discover. Definitely getting the iPhone case. On a side note – really digging his Chianti Pride hand-drawn font. Kristy Modarelli The Aldas Project: 366 Drawings for Good, is a year-long project by artist, Kristy Modarelli, that began on January 1, 2012. The idea for this project is two-fold – a personal challenge to create an original drawing every day, for a year; and to raise money for three of Kristy’s favorite non-profit organizations. Which shows a) how important to pursue personal projects / challenges b) doing good for non-profits. MMA / tartan Jack Hughes Oh just that close to perfect. Check him out.
Fantastic minimal comics and movie posters by Justin Van Genderen Fantastic minimal comics and movie posters by Justin Van Genderen on May 5, 2011 Share this: by Francesco Mugnai Posted in:Graphic Design Graphic designer of the day Print Tags:Graphic DesignGraphic designer of the dayMoviespostersPrint 105 Flares5027262--×105 Flares Fonts Buffalo Velo Serif Yorklyn Stencil Three fonts, three size ranges, $75 Spencerian 2 fonts, Drop Shadow, $75 Worthe Numerals 2 fonts, Numerals, Drop Shadow, $49 Smidgen 2 fonts, Regular & Drop Shadow, only $75 Eames 26 fonts, 18-style family, special figures, frames, ornaments Neutraface Slab 14 fonts, Neutraface goes Egyptian, $249 Neutraface 38 fonts, Based on Richard Neutra's timeless style, $275 Neutraface 2 19 fonts, Classic style, $275 Studio Lettering 6 fonts, extensive OpenType features, $160 Girard 17 fonts, extensive OpenType features, $249 Showcard Stunt 1 font, OpenType character substitution, $50 Blaktur One font, historical forms, $50 Burbank 20 fonts, OpenType features, starting at $199 United 105 fonts, 3 styles, 7 weights, 5 widths, starting at $160 Luxury 6 fonts, advanced OpenType features, starting at $149 Ed Benguiat 5 fonts, special interlocking font, $160 Paperback 15 fonts, 3 size masters, starting at $150 Chalet 27 fonts, ingeniously versatile, starting at $100 Las Vegas Holiday Movements Simian Shag
ISO50 Blog – The Blog of Scott Hansen (Tycho / ISO50) » The blog of Scott Hansen (aka ISO50 / Tycho) Roman Muradov View high resolution This was made for Facegasm/CALA which I won’t be attending in person due to an immense fatigue that has been ruining my life & work for the last year or so, particularly recently. Probably this old thing that I’ve been neglecting for a decade. I will however have a little presentation on form and structure in several of my YZ5 strips. Also, here’s a top-ten I’m in (I imagine the only one this year (buzzfeed’s most confusing funnies of?)) (Source: bluebed.net)
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