Monthly review, Vol. IX
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November 5 2010
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TDC introduces TypeCards
Classic B-movies and typography come together in a series of online postcards designed by Will Staehle for the Type Directors Club.
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U&lc, resurrected
Over 35 years since its first publishing, the classic typographic publication is back as high-resolution PDF downloads from Fonts.com (for free!).
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Candygrams
Jason Santa Maria treats us to another helping of candygrams.
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Gap attempts new logo, fails
Baffling designers and consumers alike, Gap’s new logo was short-lived.
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Banksy does The Simpsons
The renowned graffiti artist puts a twist on the ‘couch gag.’
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How to have an idea
Frank Chimero on ‘How not to be a dumb ass super-computer.’
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MySpace’s identity crisis
Myspace launches a new identity, dropping the word ‘space’ in favor of a adaptable blank line. Can the efforts revive the dying social network?
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Framework
Poster series highlighting the most iconic men’s eyewear of the past one hundred years, designed by Glenn Manucdoc of Moxy Creative.
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What is graphic design?
An intro to graphic design in less than 2,000 words, by Design Observer.
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I have PSD
In celebration of the 20th anniversary of Photoshop, Hyperakt goes PSD.
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Typographic maps
Using nothing but type, Axis Maps accurately depict streets, highways, parks, neighborhoods, coastlines, and the physical features of a city.
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Know your type: Baskerville
Designed by a perfectionist and self-taught printer, Baskerville is the eighth font to be explored in idsgn’s ‘Know your type’ series.
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Finishing touches
Hoefler & Frere-Jones take us on a behind-the-scenes look at some of the invisible details that go into their typefaces.
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Thirty conversations on design
It’s back with 30 more conversations with a wide range of creatives.
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Unlogo
Unlogo attempts to eliminates logos and other signage from videos.
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Creative Everyone
New curated guide to creative events in the US and UK.
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Dress the part
Redesigned movie posters inspired by men’s style.
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Gangsta lorem ipsum
Its fo rizzle tellivizzle dolizzle phat amizzle, consectetuer adipiscing crazy.
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Web Design Survey
The results are in from A List Apart’s annual web design survey.
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The value of a dollar
Jonathan Blaustein photographs a dollar’s worth of various foods.
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LEGO + letterpress
Justin LaRosa and Samuel Cox use LEGO pieces to make prints.
Also see:
- Monthly review, Vol. VIII
- Monthly review, Vol. VII
- Monthly review, Vol. VI
- Monthly review, Vol. V
- Monthly review, Vol. IV
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