Taking to the streets, designer, and photographer Joanne Dugan photographed unique typography from signage around New York, assembling them into the book ABC NYC: A Book About Seeing New York City.

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Anyone who has eaten alphabet soup is guilty of building their own typography. Sure, the actual pursuit of arranging types is a lot more complicated than grouping pasta on a spoon but they’re both ...

Barcelona graphic design company Lo Siento has created a set of sculptural letters that can be read from all sides (+ movie). The studio had been working on several projects relating to architecture ...

When Benedikt Gross and Joey Lee met at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the two bonded over a shared fondness for geography and design. The duo are now working on “Aerial Bold”, a ...

Typography is all around us–but not just in places you might expect: letterforms can be found in the bark of trees, in the sharp lines of a skyscraper, and in the curves of the human body. In The ...

To highlight a university’s prototyping prowess, the London studio Johnson Banks designed a 3-D alphabet showcasing a century’s worth of typefaces. Rapid prototyping has quickly become the darling ...