Product Design: Sans Serif Badges by Sara de la Mora
Just a little something funny for all you type geeks this afternoon, presenting the “sans serif” sheriff badges (geddit?) by London based Sara de la Mora.
Typography
Product Spotlight: RADIKAL Typeface by Parvaneh Toghiani
Radikal is a multi-tone, geometric typeface designed by American graphic designer Parvaneh Toghiani. Not only did she design the typeface, but she also decided to design a whole range of products around it. She designed a ball maze, coasters, stickers, and posters. You… Continue Reading
Graphic Design: Movember T-shirt Designs by David Schwen
Ok boys, tomorrow is the 1st November, which can only mean one thing – it’s time to shave of your facial fuzz and start growing your ‘taches for Movember. If you don’t know what Movember is then you can head over… Continue Reading
Branding : Gary Corr’s Self-Promotional Material
Gary Corr has put a hell of a lot of effort into this self-branding project. From a screen printed box to stickers to labelled sticks of rock, Gary has thought of everything. You can check out more of his work… Continue Reading
Branding : Homemade Deli and Cafe by Charlotte Warren
Charlotte Warren worked on this project for Homemade Delicatessen and Cafe during a last year of her Graphic Design degree. I love the strong focus on the typography and the lovely subdued colour palette. “Homemade is a sophisticated yet homely place for people to eat and… Continue Reading
Graphic Design : Baseline – A Typographical Survival Kit by Peter Dyer
Getting typography right can be tricky. It’s pretty easy to tell when something doesn’t look good, but knowing exactly why it doesn’t look good is a whole other ball game. Introducing the Baseline, a typographical survival kit for students, created as… Continue Reading