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There is some nice typographical work happening at Double Standards.

written by Christopher | tags: Berlin, Double Standards, Germany, Graphic Design, Typography

Simon Mortimer is a third year student from Lincoln School of Art & Design and he already has some really interesting work shaping up in his portfolio.

written by Christopher | tags: Graphic Design, Heading Seven, Simon Mortimer, Typography

Joshua Distler has worked for the likes of Apple, helping to design their globally-lauded packing. As if that wasn’t enough he also founded a font foundry and runs LiveSurface, an online library of layered templated imagery.Wow.

written by Christopher | tags: Fonts, Graphic Design, Joshua Distler, Print, Typography

The talented Australian Graphic Designer Jonathan Zawada has updated with more of his typically exceptional work.

written by Christopher | tags: Australia, Graphic Design, Jonathan Zawada, Print, Typography

I am really digging the latest font release from Font Fabric. The font is called ‘Clou‘ and comes loaded with readily usable personality.

written by Christopher | tags: Clou, Font Fabric, Fonts, Typography

Benji Holroyd has some really nice and clean work in his portfolio at SB Studio. The site reads that a ‘full site’ is coming soon but there is already a lot of nice work on display.

written by Christopher | tags: Benji Holroyd, Graphic Design, Print, SB Studio, Typography

Drew Taylor let me know that he has updated his portfolio at Kid Plastik with some really interesting and colorful typography.

written by Christopher | tags: Drew Taylor, Graphic Design, Kid Plastik, Typography

Keep Calm Gallery emailed this morning to inform me of some new prints they have in stock featuring the typographical stylings of Seb Lester. They are really beautiful prints, and if I wasn’t broke I would definitely pick one up myself. One of the prints is really large and I am sure it is beautiful in person. Stunning typography work.

written by Christopher | tags: Keep Calm Gallery, Prints, Seb Lester, Typography

There is yet again another big update at Serial Cut. Some exceptionally great work has been added to an already great portfolio. I am loving the usage of Serif Gothic as well. Herb Lubalin lives.

written by Christopher | tags: Barcelona, Graphic Design, Serial Cut, Typography

Andreas Pihlström has updated his internet home-base with some new work. It’s pretty amazing what he has been responsible for and been part of in recent months.

written by Christopher | tags: Andreas Pihlström, Graphic Design, Suprb, Typography, Web Design

There are a few new things in the portfolio of Micah Lidberg since I last dropped in. Always worth checking up on. Great work all around.

written by Christopher | tags: Graphic Design, Hugo and Marie, Micah Lidberg, Typography

Ray Sison has some nice typography in his portfolio.

written by Christopher | tags: Graphic Design, Ray Sison, Skilled Concept, Typography

Font Fabric has released a new font called Mod that they are offering up to the design Gods for free. It’s a really nice font so be sure to download a copy. Thank you Font Fabric.

written by Christopher | tags: Font Fabric, Freebies, Graphic Design, Mod, Typography

There is some really fantastic graphic design and typography in the portfolio of creative agency G&V. And I mean fantastic.

written by Christopher | tags: G and V, Graphic Design, New York, Stockholm, Typography

Danish student/designer Karina Peterson has some really wonderful type experimentation happening in her portfolio.

written by Christopher | tags: Denmark, Graphic Design, Karina Peterson, Typography

There are some updates in the portfolio of the Spanish design firm Medusa Team.

written by Christopher | tags: Graphic Design, Medusa Team, Spain, Typography

C86 has some really interesting typographic studies going on here.

written by Christopher | tags: Behance, C86, Graphic Design, Typography

I spaced this last week but someone was nice enough to email me the Flickr-folio of Bulgarian designer Kliment Kalchev. He has some great work in his book that comes ready to inspire.

written by Christopher | tags: Bulgaria, Flickr, Graphic Design, Kliment Kalchev, Typography