This is the first typeface I ever seen with a Facebook page. Stefán Kjartansson is the designer behind the black and bold Black Slabbath. And now his done it again :-)
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We like to party, and the place to party in Trondheim is Brukbar. From now on we collaborate with Raw Juice to give them typographics, exhibitions, visuals and give some juice to their blog. The first event is Saturday 25. September, check it out here.

This is the work of a freelance Brazilian designer- Eduardo Ribeiro. Free ketchup font for any use. Nice!

Meny, a norwegian supermarket chain, surprised me today while I read the news paper. In the news paper Meny had a standard advertisement paper (product + price). But on the front page of their paper they had some fantastic carved type. The rest of the layout wea crap, but that type was a piece of heaven. (I don´t know who did it. Do you?) Enjoy:

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Stumbled upon this amazing guy, from Sweden, named Thomas Broomé. I´ve never heard of him before, but damn he produces loads of lovely things. Not only typographical stuff, but sculptures and other sweet bites. His take on typography is right up my alley. Analog shit. No computers. Bookmarked for ever!

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I made a logo for my contemporary art exhibition at Trondheim Art museum. It all goes down 22. of october. If you are in town, come join the party. More here (Norwegian).


Lightpainting with an iPad. Nice :-)

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Inspiring hand-drawn stuff by Serbian artist Nebojsa Cevitkovic.

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Delighted for being a part of the coolest type club in town we ,the four girls from Cmykkel Designer Collective, decided to make a small HelloTypo tribute.

Anette a.k.a Miss wordplay a.k.a Cyan

Pia a.k.a. Magenta

Lise a.k.a. Miss Pine needle a.k.a. yellow

Gunn Helene a.k.a Blackbird

This is one of the cmykkel-girls first tribute to Hello Typo. Enjoy!

Check out the whole alphabet here.

Ultima teaser 2010 by Jazzmontør from Jazzmontør on Vimeo.

Two (old, but) fun typographical pictures from Isabel Truniger.

See more of her projects on her site.

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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