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Midday's work for Everiday helps launch the whole foods brand into America

Creative Boom

Midday's innovative design strategy builds on this mission and introduces a modular system that anticipates rapid growth across diverse product categories. Its approach perfectly aligns with Everiday's aspirations to enhance everyone's pantry shelves.

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Sam Rodriguez's graffiti-inspired portraits depict people in their unseen entirety

Creative Boom

As well as portraits, Sam is also known as an illustrator and typographer. To help keep himself organised, he breaks his work down into three categories: nouns, verbs, and typography. I like to imagine how a person would look if we could see them in their entirety at a certain moment."

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Fonts in the Twilight Zone

I Love Typography

Read the book, Typographic Firsts. Among my favorite kinds of typefaces are those that don’t fit neatly into predefined or existing categories; those that dip their toes into more than one genre, or take their cues from disparate historical periods. These twilight zone hybrids aren’t always easy to pull off.

Fonts 363
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New digital archive provides invaluable insights into the evolution of Canadian type

Creative Boom

The project is dedicated to documenting and preserving typographic history – from every corner and community across Canada. The work profiled on the site spans various categories of typography, including printed books, calligraphy, hand lettering, typeface design and advertising.

Digital 396
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&Walsh disrupts the 'stuffy' wine landscape with a 'non-snobby' identity for Stompy

Creative Boom

At its heart, Stompy's new typographic logo is inspired by the art of grape stomping. Playful in its manner, the extruded type is transformed into repetitive patterns throughout the identity, alluding to the brand's different categories of wine.

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3 Types of Logos & Which is Right for You

Six Leaf Design

There are three main categories that I typically group logo designs into: illustrative, iconic, and typographical. Typographical A typographical logo is a design made entirely of text/fonts without an image to complicate it. Does your logo fall into one of these categories?

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AIGA's 50 best covers of the year are a celebration of the physicality of books

Creative Boom

Having judged the competition before, I noticed a much greater diversity in the subject matter across all the categories, which was refreshing!" So if you're thinking of submitting an entry next year, keep in mind that Andrew noticed: "While print quality and craft were high, sometimes typographic detailing stumbled."