Tired of cutting up your own rugs into various shapes and typefaces? Well put down your toe nail scissors now, an answer is here. Graphic designer John Agelii creates hand-cut typographic rugs that provide a literal statement to your home/studio/rug museum. They come in a variety of colours, typefaces and shapes but what really excited me was that you can order custom made rugs from his website.
- Comic Sans is Dead
At approximately 08.30 this morning the lovable rebel of the design world passed away. Mr Sans, a well known graphic comedian has been in poor health in recent years, media exclusion...
- The World’s First Graphic Design Museum
On 11 June 2008 Her Majesty Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands will open the Graphic Design Museum, Beyerd Breda, the first museum in the world to focus specifically on graphic...
- Colour Communication with Cymbolism
Cymbolism is an online experiment that lets you associate colours with words. A random word is selected with a brief description and you can click the coloured box that you feel most...
- Typetastic Web Fonts
I’ve a feeling that 2010 is the year that typefaces are finally liberated onto the Internet. Up until now there have been several factors stopping the widespread use of typefaces other...
- Hidden Messages in Logos
Logos help define a company’s identity and purpose whilst allowing them to differ from competition, which is why there is such a high importance placed on logo design and branding for a company....