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Ha. These typographic joke posters by Gary Nicholson are the dogs bollox. Fine puns delivered with devastatingly cool typographic style. My favourite is: “Get with the Times, New Roman” with “The Carnage was Grotesk, but Akzidenz Happen” coming a very close 2nd. » Source: Gary Nicholson

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The work that Paul Rogers turns out inspires me no end. There are many more examples of Paul’s work over on his website.

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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.

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You may already be familiar with Aaron Kuehn’s typographic work if you have previously seen the Bicycle Typogram? Strategically placed words to form a bigger picture. Easy to give it a quick glance and move on, but just look at how the skull, for instance, has been formed to create a very clear visual outline from just skeletal words;… Read More →

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Very nice set of posters by Anthony Neil Dart. We have one poster summing up five phrases by Massimo Vignelli then a further five posters each with one phrase displayed.

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The Typefaces of the World poster by Shelby (@wanken) has been doing the circuit over the last week, and quite rightly so. I blogged about it over on the other channel last week, the reason I am posting again is that you can now… Pre-Order your copy The poster is now available to pre order over at… Read More →

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Short and sweet selection of logo and identity guidelines from the 1976 Montreal Olympic games, conveniently provided by AileOne on Flickr

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Some amazing movie illustrations by Tavis Coburn for the 2010 BAFTA awards. Tavis has a unique style that means he is commissioned to do a huge variety of other projects, check them all out in his archives.

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The hit Television series Lost has sporned a whole alternative culture, mostly focused on the Dharma Initiative. These vintage Dharma adverts are just classic, they really capture this sub culture and way of life.

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Typographic letterpress prints Sheaff : Ephemera. They have been given the rather grand title of Typotecture’s, formed from the architectural nature of the designs

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Stunning typographic posters from HappyCentro. This series is a part of a whole alphabet. The concept was: Take a letter of an alphabet, looking for a selection of 10 cities in the world that starts with this letter, say which languages are spoken in these places, say where are you from and which is your language. It was a research project around the concept of the TRAVELLING.

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Just came across this amazing posters on Behance by Justin Van Genderen. I am a super fan of condensed typefaces and love seeing them displayed on posters such as this. Works really well.

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Just some silliness on my behalf. Some of these self promotional ‘posters’ or ‘waste of space’ designs have been around a short while, but the snow one is a new one just out today. It’s just a fun way to mock myself yet keep the basic message of what I do right there in your face. There is NO shame. NO shame whatsoever.

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Continuing my series of Helvetica based TV and Movie posters (Silence of the Lambs and Stargate Atlantis), I proudly bring you House M.D. once of my most watched TV shows. Love the character, love the acting, the humour, the banter and the various personality conflicts.

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Continuing my series of Self-Promotion posters based on my new profile photograph, this version takes my quote from a previous post, entitled “Quote : Why I use Helvetica so much”.

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A new typographic based poster design, free for you to download. This quote came about whilst on my usual daily rampage on Twitter. Just popped into being after hearing the usual debate about the virtues of Mac and/or PC. being a Mac fan, I ofcourse sided with Mac. Hence this poster. “Remember. An Apple a day keeps Vista at bay.”