Posts tagged typography

twentysixtypes:

“R” From Moulin Rouge Casino (by kgunnar)

twentysixtypes:

“R” From Moulin Rouge Casino (by kgunnar)

twentysixtypes:

¥ is for Yen. My own layered typeface, Neustade.

Neustade typeface by Craig Wills of twentysixtypes and my co-numerophile at Number of the Day.

twentysixtypes:

¥ is for Yen. My own layered typeface, Neustade.

Neustade typeface by Craig Wills of twentysixtypes and my co-numerophile at Number of the Day.

Geuzen Street, Antwerp, BelgiumPhoto by Randi Hazan

Geuzen Street, Antwerp, Belgium
Photo by Randi Hazan

twentysixtypes:

R (by SerifGirl)
The awesome hand-lettered script above the windshield on the otherwise creepy-looking Vroom bus, which seems to be permanently parked near the 3rd Street bridge in Gowanus, Brooklyn.

The awesome hand-lettered script above the windshield on the otherwise creepy-looking Vroom bus, which seems to be permanently parked near the 3rd Street bridge in Gowanus, Brooklyn.

twentysixtypes:

P (by Craig)

The newest installment of Twenty Six Types’ letter a day project. It was drawn using the Brushes iPhone app. 

twentysixtypes:

P (by Craig)

The newest installment of Twenty Six Types’ letter a day project. It was drawn using the Brushes iPhone app. 

numberoftheday:

31 (by Craig Wills)
Ruling inks at The Hamilton Wood Type Museum in Two Rivers, WI which is somewhat of a pilgrimage destination for typophiles. This photo was taken on a type nerd field trip with Craig of Twenty Six Types who I co-curate Number of the Day with. We were lucky to be there on a day when Jim Moran, the museum’s Printer+Archivist was in house and had time to tell us some great type history. He’s a walking encyclopedia on wood type and one of the nicest guys you’ll ever meet.
The strings in the background are from a c.1895 Hickok Double Bean Paper Ruling Machine, which was used to make ledger and lined paper. Here’s a photo of that ruling machine by Liz Sapp.

Ruling inks at The Hamilton Wood Type Museum in Two Rivers, WI which is somewhat of a pilgrimage destination for typophiles. This photo was taken on a type nerd field trip with Craig of Twenty Six Types who I co-curate Number of the Day with. We were lucky to be there on a day when Jim Moran, the museum’s Printer+Archivist was in house and had time to tell us some great type history. He’s a walking encyclopedia on wood type and one of the nicest guys you’ll ever meet.

The strings in the background are from a c.1895 Hickok Double Bean Paper Ruling Machine, which was used to make ledger and lined paper. Here’s a photo of that ruling machine by Liz Sapp.

Wood type.Registered trademark symbol in a handy variety of sizes.

Wood type.
Registered trademark symbol in a handy variety of sizes.

twentysixtypes:

R (photo by Craig Wills)
Majestic Shoe Polish, Black / c. 1930sFrom the Morningstar series.

Majestic Shoe Polish, Black / c. 1930s
From the Morningstar series.