I saw a small part of a documentary about Ed Ruscha yesterday. The American artist is a living legend. Four decades with painting. Read his bio here. He implements typography in much of his work. Fine art with typography. -Inspiring.

Adios, 1967

Oil on Canvas

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Dalton Ghetti whittle out miniature masterpieces on the tips of pencils. I am impressed :-)
via Telegraph

Love Jonny Wan`s experimental type!
Check out his illustrations and work her.

( via Onionmag )

Nice animated font by Calango.

For those of you living in Trondheim, we’ve been assigned to design small poster prints with the date 25/09/2010. You will have to wait to know what it is about, but sign up on the website to be the first to know.

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I’ve been away. I cant say that I like to lie in the sun. But when you can combined the time with some sandletters. I’m hooked :-)

Stumbled upon Atelier Martino&Jaña. Not only do they have lots of sweet work going on, they also have a clever site. Check them out.

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Played with chalk with my daughter and her friends yesterday. They wrote their names. I wrote:

Happycentro made this beautiful clay type illustration for New York Times Magazine.

See more pictures here.

One of the Cmykkel girls and her boyfriend, art dude and musician Tore Reisch, made an alphabet of pine a while back. Tore made a piece of art with it. Nice. I´ve been a Reisch fan since I first saw a painting by him, on a wall in Stallmesterveien in Trondheim back in ‘99. Cool to se local people play with type!

Heydays shared their found of  this great type site on Twitter the other day. I´m glad they did. Now we can share it with you guys!

Go have a look see!

We have written about Jessica Hische and her super cool project; Daily Drop Cap some time ago here on HelloTypo™. Now she have made some sweet letterpress prints of selected letters. You can, and must, buy them over at her shop. BTW if you have been a HelloTypo™ follower a while, you´ve probably also seen these Hische designs before. Yes we love Jessica. Bookmark that girl A.S.A.P.

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I stumbled over this sweet final project from newly graduated design student Patrycja Zywert. She says it best herself: This project is a typographic installation and a poster advertising the film about Norman Foster, titled‘How much does your building weigh, Mr. Foster?’. The idea is to express the aspects of Foster’s striking architecture by creating large geometric letters F, O, S, T, E and R. The installation also aims to become his architectural signature.

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Build is a beautiful modular typeface Scottish designer and illustrator Steven Bonner made. It is for sale at YouWorkForThem. Perhaps it´s the way the shapes are mixed with this lovely colors, but I´m loving it. And I hope you do to.