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Can’t say I had ever looked at the Gmail logo that closely enough to notice the mix of the original serif font Catul for the G, and the sans-serif Myriad Pro for ail.
The 2012 Calenclock by Blow is a remarkably novel, and useful, idea for keeping track of the date and the time.
And another creative mash-up comes our way in the form of alcoholic beverages spiced up as various baby brands. PopBottles would be the work of Anna Utopia Giordano The teet’s are a smashing touch. ► Found on Thisisn’thappiness
Found these Coca-Cola advertisements by creative legend: Pete Hawley over on Fantasy Ink
What an incredibly delightful design from vintage Air Canada.
Thing on a Spring, by Gremlin Graphics, is the 8th game in my retro C64 (tagged to all other C64 posts) photo collection series.
Kong, by Anirog, is the 7th game in my retro C64 (tagged to all other C64 posts) photo collection series.
Wasn’t sure what to file Wrecking Ball Coffee under as it’s of interest to me on two fronts, much like Ink Butter.
The Open Library provides you with an ever growing collection of digitised vintage and rare type specimen books.
The work that Paul Rogers turns out inspires me no end. There are many more examples of Paul’s work over on his website.
Pantone Superhero Posters by Gidi Vigo—which you can view more over on Artflakes—is one of those incredibly annoying ideas that one can’t quite understand how one didn’t think of it.
If you enjoy the almost ultra-minimal then this COLT + RANE themed WordPress theme may just be one to try.
A fair few blogs of late have completey turned off comments following in the footsteps of more well-known blogs to never have had them in the first place.
I particularly enjoy looking at one of the example’s they pulled for SECCA (also written about by FastCoDesign) by Pentagram.
The LEGO & Moleskine notebook is a deadly combination.
Color Method is fun. ► Found on Quipsologies
