If there's anything that Larissa Kasper and Rosario Florio don't know about exquisite design and crisp typography then we want to find out what it is. The Swiss duo work together under the moniker of Kasper Florio and produce "quality-conscious and conceptual" design that's incredibly striking without any reliance on brash colour or garish type. Their understated colour palettes and immaculate type absolutely speak for themselves.
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Серия плакатов на тему экспериментальной типографики / Poster collection about experemental typography
By Manolo Guerrero
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I've been invited by Wieden+Kennedy London to be a part of a campaign for the D&AD (British Design & Art Direction). The project is about 12 typographic poster created by 12 diferent designers and artist from all over the world. Each poster represents a…
The self-reflexive type
3 new limited edition prints by Seb Lester I released three new limited edition prints today, ‘Dreams’, ‘Stars’, and ‘So Much To Do’. I’ll show all three prints in this article, but for practical purposes I’ll focus primarily on ‘Dreams’, one of my most ambitious prints to date. What follows is an outline of what […]
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What if typography was a sport? Paper brand Conqueror’s Typographic Games competition challenged designers to create typographic posters featuring the phrase…
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German designer Mark Bohle certainly has a knack for poster design, boasting a portfolio of work that showcases skilfully drawn typography and illustration that manages to be at once wonderfully weird and very concise.
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German designer Mark Bohle certainly has a knack for poster design, boasting a portfolio of work that showcases skilfully drawn typography and illustration that manages to be at once wonderfully weird and very concise.
