Fresh off my visit to Savannah for the Bandwagon Poster Show + Sale, I'm super-energized about posters and handmade art in general. So today I'm bringing a couple of artists to your attention that I'm loving at the moment. Starting with the phenomenal Dutch artist Letman. Clearly you can see why.
Showing posts with label type. Show all posts
Showing posts with label type. Show all posts
Letman
Supermundane
I don't know how I've managed to neglect posting about the work of Supermundane up to this point, but now I'm rectifying the situation. Enjoy!
Faye & Co.
Beautiful hand lettering for a number of applications by fellow Quipsologist Diane Faye Zerr. Be sure to check out her blog as well (it just so happens TBP is featured there at the moment).
Jessica Hische's Snowflake
Snowflake is a new display font by Jessica Hische that was modeled after the cut paper snowflakes many of us made as children. The typeface includes a full alphabet with accent characters, numbers, punctuation, and many fun snowflake ornaments for borders, patterns, or to just sprinkle about.
Alan Kitching
Sometimes serious, sometimes humorous, always witty. Genius conceptual illustrations with type by Alan Kitching.
Trey Speegle
I'm a bit ashamed that I wasn't aware of his work already (i found his work recently in anthropologie's gallery), but nonetheless, check out the incredible combination of type and image by Trey Speegle.
Luke Archer
Luke Archer is a man who knows his type, grid systems and how to use them. Enjoy the fruits of his labor. Via It's Nice That.
TypArchive
TypArchive is an image library primarily focused on hand painted signage. The objective is to amass a comprehensive global collection of a high-quality images and produce hard-copy volumes. Via Swiss Legacy.
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