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Steven Heller’s Font of the Month: Valvolina

I Love Typography

Read the book, Typographic Firsts. Evoking past, present and future, the geometrically glorious Valvolina with 'its bizarre yet engaging assemblage of contrapuntal shapes' is the topic of this fifth episode of everyone's favorite type column. The post Steven Heller’s Font of the Month: Valvolina appeared first on I Love Typography.

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Iconic print design conference returns after 12-year hiatus

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Today, it's finding a new contemporary audience of designers, printmakers and typographers who come to enjoy a regular programme of design events and workshops. Topics will include graphic design for movies, furthering the education and skills of prisoners and inventing stained glass driverless sleeper cars.

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Why TYPEONE magazine is a must-read for graphic designers

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From books and newspapers to posters, billboards and signage, typographical designs need to work as much in the analogue world on screens. Photography by Yeshen Venema Issue 05 Guest-edited by The Brand Identity, this issue explores the topic of branding and typography. The joys of the physical Why?

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Bookshelf Essential: Universal Principles of Typography

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With a publication date set for April 2024, Stocks delivers a hardcover homage to typographic fundamentals in a meticulously structured format. Elliot Jay Stocks, whose expertise as a designer and illustrator is well acknowledged, pairs each typographic tenet with real-world applications.

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Paramount's new home for pop culture is designed to move at the speed of content

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And while there's still a place for these platforms, Mixible will target more topical news and gossip instead. At the heart of this design is a clean and simple typographic logo with a surprising twist. Instead of being the right way up, the lower case i is inverted to turn it into an exclamation mark.

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Clarence Pearson Hornung

Logo Design Love

Clarence P Hornung ( 1899–1997 ) was an American printer, publisher, typographer, and designer of logos and trademarks. He designed for book publishers such as Encyclopedia Britannica, Vanguard Press, and the Book League of America. More details on Designers & Books , by Randall Ross of Modernism 101. Here’s a selection.

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Print's not dead: the best magazines for graphic design inspiration

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The magazine examines different creative scenes both locally and internationally, showcasing the works of Japanese designers from various regions, highlighting Arabic typographers, and more. Why it inspires: Idea's design is a play on colours, layouts, and paper types, creating a one-of-a-kind printed product. Idea magazine 4.

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