portfolio & design blog of logo & identity designer, Graham Smith
Just got my hands on three of these Typodarium 2010 Calenders from Verlad Hermann Schmidt Mainz, a very nicely packaged and compact desk typographic calendar. However, I certainly realise three is a bit greedy for one person, hence I will have two to giveaway very shortly.
Something about ripping sheets out of a book I find mildly fun. Half tempted to start ripping them out even before the 2010 starts, must focus more on my new Silly Putty instead.
*Further detailed photographs can be seen over at Slanted.
Tech Specs
365 Fonts by 180 Foundries and Designer
370 pages, printed on both sides
Size 8,5 x 12 cm
Tear-off calendar to hang or stand
With bank holidays of 30 countries and a box to collect the sheets
From the site
Daily typographic inspiration from the Typodarium, the first tear-off calendar with 365 different fonts: bread-and-butter types and typographical baubles, character sets and punctuation marks, old masters and wild youths, favourite fonts from all over the world.
The date – traditional and functional – is on the front page and on the back are background information and details, designers and sources – and even a marriage proposal! This calendar makes every day a typographical day and some calendar pages a font-shopping list.
Some Pages
Categories: Typography
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Looks great!
WANT. DROOL. SWOON. PLEASE.
PRETTY PLEASE.
No. ;0)
Looks great!
WANT. DROOL. SWOON. PLEASE.
PRETTY PLEASE.
No. ;0)
very nice idea…
very nice idea…
One of these would make the perfect christmas gift to my wife who is workin on her graphic design degree. Thanks for the idea.
One of these would make the perfect christmas gift to my wife who is workin on her graphic design degree. Thanks for the idea.
I’ve never heard of this but it sounds like a great concept for a book.
I’ve never heard of this but it sounds like a great concept for a book.
I’d love one of those! :D
I’d love one of those! :D
good ideas
good ideas
Typography rocks!
would love to have one
Typography rocks!
would love to have one
I want, I need! How do I get?
I want, I need! How do I get?
BRILLIANT! would love to sooooooooo have one of those!!! =) xo xo :el fano:
BRILLIANT! would love to sooooooooo have one of those!!! =) xo xo :el fano: