Web posters for a birthday party at Alte Münze Berlin, feat. Roosevelt (DJ set), Ed Ed, DJ Supermarkt, Lisa & Carlso, Lockereasy, Jaguar, Philip Mollenkott.

The typography combines caps from Lichtspiele Neon (Typocalypse) with Selfie Black (Lián Types). Both were selected for Typographica’s Favorite Typefaces of 2014.

At the Grafikbazar held during the Weltformat 16 Poster Festival Lucerne, you have the opportunity to purchase print products directly from the designers. In addition to posters and prints, there are fanzines, books, T-shirts, etc.

The cover for trumpet player Till Brönner’s latest album as well as accompanying artwork uses not one, but two interesting fonts released in 2014: Lichtspiele by Stefan Hübsch, an eccentric display family inspired by marquee letters found on old cinemas, and Rukola, a joyful brush script that marks the debut of Czech designer Nikola Giacintová.

While the Neon cut of Lichtspiele has been used for the album cover, this web banner resorts to the simpler Lichtspiele Display. Note the peculiar umlaut, with the dots stacked in the counter.