
New identity for Mercer Supply Co by Peck & Company
Peck & Company's typographic identity for the barber shop Mercer Supply Co.
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29 editorial projects in typography.

Peck & Company's typographic identity for the barber shop Mercer Supply Co.

Alex Trochut’s covers for the Penguin Books Galaxy Series beautifully capture the unique essence of the captivating stories that made each book a pioneer of its time.

Erman Yilmaz’s passion for street art highly influences his digital work. Like graffiti, his typographic arrangements intertwine with illustrations in an elaborate and colorful fashion. As the elements…

burkhardthauke is a design studio that isn’t afraid of experimentation. Founded by Ralph Burkhardt and Daniel Hauke, the German studio fuses complex layering and inventive lettering to create typographic…

Meg Hitchcock glues thousands of individual letters from religious texts into drawings that dissolve the words into pure form.

Hack is another gorgeous typeface that is specifically designed for source code, with multilingual support and many important glyphs for programmers. You can see all the features on…

Did you know that it took Adrian Frutiger three years to design the twenty-one sans-serif fonts that make up the Univers family? Or did you know that in…

Fiona O’Leary is a designer that has a desire to design and invent products that improve people’s lives with meaningful use of technology. Designing physical digital tools that improve accessibility…

James Lewis lettered this in white on kraft paper with a paint marker, and left the pen in shot — calligraphic flourish, honest medium.

Alphamix is Italian designer’s Mirko Camia’s fun typographic project. The designer sculpted and modelled letters too look like the first thing that came to mind with each letter.…

Peter Fischli and David Weiss's ten-point list stands fifty feet tall over Houston and Mott Streets, installed with the Public Art Fund.

Playtype, the Copenhagen type foundry, took over ARAM in London with a pop-up of posters, mugs and stationery — Scandinavian type as objects.

Bastl is a brand for hand-made electrical music instruments. They commissionned Anyway Studio from Prague to create a playful corporate identity. The designers didn’t go crazy with colors,…

Mark Richardson, who works as a graphic designer at Superfried, created a nice series of posters where he experiments with type. Each poster is made of one uppercase…

A typeface cut from stacked paper sheets by Japan's Daikoku Design Institute.

Seita Kobayashi's 2015 poster 'News Paper' — typography doing the work of a headline.

“I have designed a collection of typography posters, devoted to a selection of notorious Sans Serif typefaces that have heavily influenced me since I began designing. My recent…

Based in Porto, Portugal, Get Set Festival is an event where creative people gather. It features conferences, workshops, and performances by creative individuals and studios. The Festival organizers…

Uk-based agency Spin is behind this well-designed identity for the University for the Creative Arts. At first look, the logo seems quite simple and not impressive design-wise, but…

Based in Paris, Valérie Hugo is a talented illustrator and artist whose work has been displayed in various galleries worldwide. She also works as a graphic designer and…

Australia-based photographer Tim Jones got himself an Tim Jones Photographer Identity to promote his business. The photographer’s minimalist monogram works perfectly on all his material, like the various…

These posters, designed by the talented Neil Stevens, were inspired by electronic music, as their title suggest. The posters play with isometric perspectives and type, with some electronic-like…

Linotype: The Film is a feature-length documentary centered around the Linotype type casting machine. Called the “Eighth Wonder of the World” by Thomas Edison, it revolutionized printing and society.…

A graphic designer, art-director and creative thinker. “My approach is inquisitive and collaborative and I believe in big ideas, research and crafted aesthetic.” —www.hampusjageland.com via: cosasvisuales.com