Graffuturism has just posted a really interesting article/interviews with many top 'alternative' graff artists entitled, "A Look at Graffiti’s Evolution and Progression 2011 in the Artists own words. Part 1".. well worth a read!
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Showing posts with label Typography. Show all posts
Artists Analysing The Evolution of Graffiti 2011
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Interview,
Typography
StyleKonstruktor
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I posted about StyleKonstruktor a year ago and just wanted to show you some of their newest stuff. The crew from Moscow continue to push the boundaries of letter-form with their blend of 3D and Cyrillic and Roman alphabets.....
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Graffiti,
Typography
Retna Primary Flight Show
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art,
artist,
Possibly Too Good,
Show,
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Isaac Salazar
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Incredible folding and cutting of individual pages from books by paper-artist, Isacc Salazar....
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Book,
Contemporary Art,
Typography
Hermann Zapf The Calligrapher
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Sit back and let Hermann Zapf teach you a thing or three about the intricacies of learning the Art of Calligraphy...He s truly amazing!
The Art of Hermann Zapf
"Zapf designed types for various stages of printing technology, including hot metal composition, phototypesetting (also called "cold type"), and finally digital typography for use in desktop publishing. His two most famous typefaces, Palatino and Optima, were designed in 1948 and 1952, respectively. Both typefaces have been widely copied, often against his will. The best known example may be Monotype's Book Antiqua, which shipped with Microsoft Office and was widely considered a "knockoff" of Palatino."- Wiki
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The Art of Hermann Zapf
"Zapf designed types for various stages of printing technology, including hot metal composition, phototypesetting (also called "cold type"), and finally digital typography for use in desktop publishing. His two most famous typefaces, Palatino and Optima, were designed in 1948 and 1952, respectively. Both typefaces have been widely copied, often against his will. The best known example may be Monotype's Book Antiqua, which shipped with Microsoft Office and was widely considered a "knockoff" of Palatino."- Wiki
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Video
10 Best Posts Of 2010
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10. Sowat Typographic Graffiti
9. Mecha Musume WWII x Cute Anime Girls
8. Polly Morgan Taxidermy Art
7. The Most Awesome Video Controller
6. Paludariums Are Incredible
5. Michael Hussar
4. Nike Air Max Infrared 90's Re-Release
3. 3D Graffiti Technica
2. ESPV Interview Skinner
1. Paul Booth Dark Tattoos- Once again, a tattoo post rules in 2010! Lets see if there will be any change for 2011.
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Anime,
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Shoes,
Tattoos,
Toys,
Typography,
Videogames
PlasticBionic Graphic Design
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Creative Director and Graphic Designer of Plasticbionic - Julien Brisson, comes from Nantes - France. He is currently freelancing for agencies and clients worldwide after working as Creative Director at Serial Cut™.




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Typography
Retna Update
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I LOVE Retna's work sooo much! These images are from a house in Detroit he collaborated on with fellow artist, Richard Colman....










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Cool,
Graffiti,
Typography,
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Aaron Horkey Poster Design
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Aaron Horkey is a Minnesota based Poster designer who has an amazing eye for detail in his work as well as a wicked type-style too. He has worked for a gazillion different brands including Juxtapoz, Mogwai, Thrasher, Flip Skateboards & Converge....












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Stefan Glerum
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Stefan Glerum studied illustration at the Academy St. Joost and works as a freelance illustrator and designer, based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. He's got anice retro-style and has some hot-looking type too...



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