Onomatopee:

The Power of Imagination
A Five Minute Self Help Workshop On Imagination

- just do it

Expect a comfortable workshop interiour.

This interface for service design offers protagonist oracular language by Freek Lomme and antagonist digital couture by Pinar & Viola.

Official gig poster for a show Nothing gave on 12/10/16, at Le Batofar, Paris

This book for young LEGO fans, The Book of Monsters, is using JAF Herb for the headlines alongside Centaur for the body text.

“The album’s cover art was painted by Sam Spratt and features Logic’s family, friends, associates, people involved with the album and more. It was modeled after ‘The Wedding at Cana’ by Paolo Veronese painting.” — Genius See it in detail on Sam Spratt’s website.

Artwork for Logic’s upcoming album Everybody as well as the for first two singles, “Everybody” and “Black SpiderMan”.

The recurring fonts are Guillemet, a modernized gothic by Johan Mossé, and Kabel Black in all caps, with a stemless initial ‘E’. The notes accompanying the singles appear to use a condensed (custom?) variation of Fette Fraktur (cf. Schmalfette Fraktur) with some romanized glyphs [edit: It’s Luxus Gothic, see comment by Riley], paired with a yet unidentified sans serif.

Track list

The title track was released as the lead single on March 31, 2017.

“Black SpiderMan”, featuring Damian Lemar Hudson, was released as the album’s second single on April 13, 2017.

“Men who fish professionally, fish from a professional machine. Pro Craft is the finest.”
Manufactured by Maiden Craft, Smyrna, Tennessee

The Nature of Photographs (Phaidon) is a primer on fine photography by famous photographer Stephen Shore, modelled after his many years of teaching the subject. The layout uses A2 Typewriter in small bursts, referencing an aesthetic of pre-digital photojournalism. The light gray color makes sure that the type never takes attention away from the wonderful photographs.

[Editor’s note: The font in use here is an early, pre-release version of A2 Typewriter – MS]

All-new automotive magazine that celebrates engineering genius and innovation in the widest terms. For thoughtful minds.

http://www.5054magazine.co.uk

An interesting and appropriate use of Festival Titling in this advertising poster for an exhibition of British Neo-Romantic Art at Beverley Art Gallery.

Kcrona is a new jewelry workshop experimenting with the use of concrete in relation with other materials such as wood, silver, gold, bronze and glass. To create the visual system, we set three principles: minimalism, contemporary and geometry. The elegance of black and white, the tones and shapes of concrete and the contrasts of shadows served as the main reference for the concept of the project. Inspired in the process of concrete castings, we took the letters and abstracted figures which later were used to generate the contrast aimed.