Typographie

Arietta, by Abi Huynh.

Arietta, by Abi Huynh.

nathansmonk:

I haven’t even finished my sans typeface and I’m already working on the serif!

Via Friends of Type.

I want this!

jxnblk:

I’m glad I’m not the only one who feels this way from time to time. (via We Love Typography)

Damnnn, look at the serifs on that one, I’d like to descend her ascender—connect them ligatures—just going to stop now.

This 144 page catalog was created for an exhibition of drawings by Philip Taaffe held at the Gagosian’s West 24th Street gallery space in New York City. It showcases a selection of over 70 “Works On Paper” created between 2007 and 2009, as well as texts by Robert Kelly, Peter Lamborn Wilson, and John Yau.

I want to look at this book—not for the pictures, but because it looks so refined.

(The detail shots are also pretty.)

beautifulanduseful:

By Mirko Borsche

http://www.mirkoborsche.com

I want to make out with this poster a little bit.

Le graphiste et typographe espagnol Oscar Germade a dessiné ce caractère exclusif pour les étiquettes de vin Pazo Baion.

(Source: mrsdentonorahippo)