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L'Onde theater

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Damaris Goddrie by Raffaele Cariou, Iris Apfel by Jeremy Liebman and Lou Doillon by Edouard Plongeon for L'Officiel Paris October 2016

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Visual identity for a magazine store, Free Time by NY-based, Julià Roig.

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Shifted by Rachel Levit / Available at www.draw-down.com / A volume of figurative black and white drawings from Brooklyn-based illustrator and artist Rachel Levit Ruiz. Born and raised in Mexico City, Ruiz’s work observes and comments on gender, femininity and contemporary relationships. This series utilizes fractures, fragmentation, and displacement to create striking portraits of both women and men. Published by Draw Down. First edition, 2016. #drawdown #drawdownbooks #graphicdesign #typography #RachelLevit #shifted #zine #illustrator

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Werkleitz Festival 2015

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Ulrik Heltoft – Studio Claus Due

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Jon Burgerman, James Joyce, Studio Moross and more create new work for The Art of Ping Pong. (See more)

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Alexandra Turner (New Zealand)

Stille typeface specimen

Weiterlesen

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Shoplifters Issue 4

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Visit us today at the Rhode Island Independent Publishing Expo in Providence, Rhode Island today from 11am-4pm. Pick up a copy of “It Is The Listener That Decides” by Maziyar Pahlevan / Available at www.draw-down.com / A zine of typographic and experimental works by graphic designer Maziyar Pahlevan. Published by Draw Down. First edition, 2016. #drawdown #drawdownbooks #graphicdesign #typography #MaziyarPahlevan #Listener #Decides #RIPExpo (at Providence Public Library)

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Camille Prandi of Bureau Brut (Paris)

h/t @natalieshields

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City ABC by Marta Przeciszewska

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Aubette & Maxéville

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Spector by Fiana O’Leary

As her graduation project from the Royal College of Art, designer Fiona O’Leary invented a device that scans and identifies typeface and colours — beaming the samples directly to a nearby computer or storing the information for later.

While currently only a prototype, it’s clear that Spector could become wildly popular with graphic designers and typophiles. Wired referred to it as “Shazam for fonts” but also pointed out that one major obstacle in its development may lie in its ability to aid in design theft. Check out the video of it in action below.

http://www.fionaoleary.ie/

(via booooooom)

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