
Jonathan Calugi aka Happy Lovers Town is back with a new font called Braggadocio Fat Love.

Neo2 is a really classy and cutting edge Spanish magazine writing about everything modern and experimental. With a good eye for good typography and graphic design provided by Ipsum Planet. One way you know they are making this magazine for high fashion creatives and designers. Is that in every issue they print a code which gives access to experimental typeface.
So a real collectors item. But the good people of Neo2 have collected all the fonts and you can now download them for free.

This post is written on my iphone. Just testing if it works. It seems to work great. So for you wordpress bloggers and iphoners, don’t miss this app for your iphone. It’s of course free and can be found in the Appstore.

A new Calendar from Lithuanian It is blank, called “Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow“. Creative Direction & Art Direction: Kimberly Lloyd, Lloyd & Associates.

Submit your sleeve designs with ONcovered, the latest project by Productiehuis ON and design agency Ontwerpatelier .
“You are invited to create a record cover that is free of restrictions and other people’s wishes and needs. After finishing your design, it is up to you who you think should be in the band and what the music should sound like. The style, atmosphere and attitude of the music is dictated by yourself as well. With this concept ONcovered reveals the sound and power of graphic design. It also means a radical new approach in the process of creating new music.”
Via: Cpluv

As a fan of typography, the work of Herb Lubalin and Avant Garde magazine I wanted to share what I had learned about the colorful past of the magazine’s namesake font. Many of the people associated in the tale are personal heroes of mine, but if you are a bit of a design geek, I think you’ll find it’s quite an amazing story.

Till Wiedeck from Muenster, Germany, is a a third year graphic design student and freelance graphic designer. He has just finished his portfolio called HelloMe™ featuring a selection of his work including 4 nice display typefaces. The one on show above is called Melt, and as you can see it does melt. Be sure to check it out!

MusaCollective was formed in October 2003 by Raquel Viana, Paulo Lima and Ricardo Alexandre, a Lisbon-based collective of graphic designers, with the main objective to divulge the Portuguese design worldwide.







