Posts Tagged ‘type’

Typographic Mustaches

Typographic Mustaches

Just in time for Mustache May, Publicité Actuelle has published this cool little collection of typographic mustaches for your enjoyment. Check it out.

Read More • 1 Footnote • Posted by: Jay B • 04/29/2010 •

The End Credits

lady windermeres fan end title still

While digging around the internets this morning, The Ministry of Type turned me on to this beautiful collection of end credits from Warner Bros films. The one pictured above is from Lady Windermere’s Fan. Along with each end credit is the title card of each film that appears when you roll over the image. Thankfully there are collections like this that remind us of a time when things weren’t designed using an offshoot of Papyrus.

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In related news. Our internet is still down at the studio. Things should be back online today but until we know more blogging will only take place in the mornings before we all head to the office. Film at 11.

Read More • 1 Footnote • Posted by: Jay B • 01/26/2010 •

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Let’s all have a meat machine dance party!

Shredder wants you for the foot.

Whoa, some weird cows.

Awesome People Hanging Out Together.

Great short on Winterhouse.

All it took was 6.24 seconds.

America looks like a shark or something.

Amazing Iron & Wine poster by Landland.

You missed the top. “Oh ah!“

Those fine fellas over at The Post Family have a fresh new redesign!

I’m a pretty big fan of this beautiful typeface called Helmut.

We’re getting closer and closer to terminator days.

No one wants to be that bored couple.

You don’t need more closet space. You just need Magritte Hangers.

What can I say? I’m a glass half full kinda guy.

‘Merica

The White House flickr stream is pretty neat.

It’s been a long time since someone has actually yelled, “stop the presses!”.

Lamebook.com has officially released an iPhone App.

I used to have an airedale, he couldn’t do this.

The world’s smallest horse, no you can’t ride it.

Please let this be the new Lil Wayne cover.

Nothing to see here, folks.

Connecting science and art.