Latitude Festival
Some nice use of type at Latitude festival. Charming, colorful, and good vibes.

Some nice use of type at Latitude festival. Charming, colorful, and good vibes.
Found these marvelous Letraset type samples from circa 1980, by Christof Gassner, on one of my favourite blogs Burlesque. I´ve nicked three of the pics, but to see all click your way to the source.



Oslo based Ole Fredrik Ekern is a design student at Westerdals School of Communication . He have made a super sweet font (Gami) by folding paper. It works both in 3D and as vector. Nicely done.
Mats Ottdal went one year above me in school at RMIT Communication Design, Melbourne. He is now working in NYC at Stag&Here. I remember his graduate folio, and I’m delighted to see more of his recent type driven work.
Autobahn is an dutch design agency with a love for type. Autobahn designs special graphical projects, often with an illustrative and typographical angle. I really like the way they play with type in this particular project (glad I´m not themodel). The project I´m talking about is called Arts In Area Development.
“Arts In Area Development is a collaboration between artists and area developers. Together they are looking for a way to provide a place for art in areas yet to be developed. Will the implantation of art and culture into area development projects increase the quality of the development plans? What possibilities will there be for the artists? And will there arise involvement with the future area residents?”




Read more about the project, and see all the “behind the scene” pictures here. It´s sweet, promise.
My friend and artist Bjørn Kowalski Hansen (one of the co-founders of the legendary t-shirt brand and art project Håkki™ (check out the super cheesy and fun intro on this site) ) has some sweet art projects going on. I went through some of his work, and stole the type relevant pictures. (sorry Bjørn) If you like these pictures, please visit Bjørn here. There is loads of this over at his site. Enjoy!





Just had to post this. I will look at it every time I´m stressed out. This makes me go; Ahh. Bigger picture
I´m really looking forward to seeing this movie: Typeface. From the site - “Typeface focuses on a rural Midwestern museum and print shop where international artists meet retired craftsmen and together navigate the convergence of modern design and traditional technique.” Mmmh! We´ve posted the Typeface trailer before, but now they have made some sweet posters to:

by: Nick Sherman

by: Ashley Pigford
Luke Lucas have made a typographic title treatment for an article in the latest edition of Lifelounge Magazine – The Dirty Edition on swingers in America’s bible belt.

Slippery and hot. Lifelounge Magazine has not only cool typo inside their mag, oh no, their covers are also sweet bites for your eyes. I recommend that you check check check them out and bookmark the site or subscribe to the magazine.. Here is some samples:



Wenche from OnionMag guided us, via Twitter, to this site. 15 great examples of artworks based on typography. Here is some of my favorites:
This one by Sick System from Moscow:

And mos def this one (I don´t know who made it):

This one is quite funny. And I might ad it´s a t-shirt. Source.

And this poster would fit nicely on my wall… It´s made by Happycentro.

BTW: Happycentro deserves their own blog post. Amazing work at their site!
Since Trond Aslak posted this post today, I thought that I could post som pictures from when Sami was in Trondheim in the name of type. He held a workshop and a lecture. Then we took him out for a beer. 





Yup. There you have it. Once again Congrats with the prize, Sami!
Something cool to look at whilst eating lunch:
La vie des marques from Materialiste Paris on Vimeo.
I was out on a bookmark-walk just now, and on Swiss Miss I found this blog. A blog all about the &.
& I love it.

New release from Hoefler & Frere-Jones. Vitesse is as H&FJ say a slab serif for the 21st century. Read the story behind Vitesse, see the different styles, and take it for a test drive here.
I took Vitesse for a spin, I highly recommend it.

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TTC (Trondheim Type Club) started out in 2008 by Aasmund Hegglid and Trond Aslak Øvrum. The idea was made in 2007 as something we missed in our town. A breeding place for type-fanatics.
We are now a group of people with relations to the design/advertising industry in Trondheim, Norway.
We all have passion and love for typography, and want to share our ideas, inspirations and knowledge with everyone. Kern or die!
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