These eye-catching typographic pieces are the work of illustration and animation studio the ‘I Am Collective’.
Originally done for Vodafone Australia, they promote the great things about the country, encouraging people to be more proactive and make use of it all,whilst using Vodafone’s phone network as the platform to do this. Read more
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I noticed this experimental project that plays around with type and fluids. It looks like a fun playful project and the type has a great sense of motion.
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EF International Language Centre’s ‘Live the Language’ set of short films help to inspire people to study foreign languages whilst getting involved in other cultures. They marry together cinematography and typography beautifully to create these essence capturing short films.
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After much thought and deliberation we have decided to name our donkey Wordsworth. Wordsworth will feature the well known (for graphic designers) Lorum Ipsum place-holder text which will wrap around the donkey to accentuate its shape.
Due to the nature of our business and the charity involved in the Donkey Parade, GALP, we felt that this was a strong solution.
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Not sure of the artist who did this but I will find out for you. Signed Adam x
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These guys must practice alot but I think that the results speak volumes. I’m not sure if they are available for hire but imagine them supporting your team or event. What an amazing display of typographic fun on the big scale. The kanji characters splitting and reforming halfway through the video was impressive.
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The fabulously named ‘The Guernsey Society of the Men of the Trees’ has recently launched a scheme to help recognise the importance of trees, with help from Betley Whitehorne. Treasured Trees is an initiative that includes a visit to Guernsey by Jon Stokes, Director of The Tree Council (30 June, Candie Gardens Museum,
St Peter Port) as well as a structured programme of educational school visits. Betley Whitehorne crafted a distinctive new logo for Men of the Trees, as well as an awareness poster campaign for Treasured Trees.
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