If you are looking for great typographic logos, you should definitly enjoy the work of Walter Ballmer. He was a swiss graphic designer who focused on typography, creating timeless designs. More on Thinking Form.
Friday, May 25, 2012
Graphic design by Walter Ballmer
Graphic design by Walter Ballmer:
If you are looking for great typographic logos, you should definitly enjoy the work of Walter Ballmer. He was a swiss graphic designer who focused on typography, creating timeless designs. More on Thinking Form.
If you are looking for great typographic logos, you should definitly enjoy the work of Walter Ballmer. He was a swiss graphic designer who focused on typography, creating timeless designs. More on Thinking Form.
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Ben Eine corporate identity
Ben Eine corporate identity:
Awesome use of printing techniques in this beautiful corporate identity for Ben Eine.
Awesome use of printing techniques in this beautiful corporate identity for Ben Eine.
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
La Nau Ivanow corporate identity
La Nau Ivanow corporate identity:
Corporate identity for an art center in Barcelona by StudioAparte. A custom font was created for this using the grid of the windows of the building.
Corporate identity for an art center in Barcelona by StudioAparte. A custom font was created for this using the grid of the windows of the building.
Monday, May 14, 2012
Fahrtwind: the fastest font in the world
Fahrtwind: the fastest font in the world:
When type meets physics, Christoph Schulz und Jens Schittenhelm decided to create a font that looks like it has been blown by the wind. I wouldn’t use that font in projects, but the whole research project is interesting.
When type meets physics, Christoph Schulz und Jens Schittenhelm decided to create a font that looks like it has been blown by the wind. I wouldn’t use that font in projects, but the whole research project is interesting.
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Behind the Scenes at a McDonald’s Photo Shoot
Behind the Scenes at a McDonald’s Photo Shoot:
Anyone who has witnessed a food photo shoot knows that there is a vast difference between making food look delicious through the lens of a camera and actually making it taste great. This is true of both gourmet dishes concocted by renowned chefs and fast foods sold from a drive-thru window. Under hot studio lights, fresh vegetables wilt, peaches turn brown, hot foods coagulate and moist foods dry out. Photographers use “stand-in” foods during set-up and have back-ups in case the “star dish” proves not to be photogenic. Food stylists have an arsenal of tricks to simulate, imitate, and enhance ingredients to create a “just-made” illusion. Styling this hamburger shoot for McDonald’s is tame compared to most food shoots. What it didn’t show is what a Big Mac looks like after it has been wrapped in paper flattening out the bun and squashed into a bag with fries on top.
Grandma’s advice
Grandma’s advice:
A funny idea, Chacho Pueblo asked his grand-mother to hold some quotes printed with cool fonts.
A funny idea, Chacho Pueblo asked his grand-mother to hold some quotes printed with cool fonts.
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