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Tripoli Beta

Tripoli beta was released today, featuring many updates and a handy layout plugin.

Tripoli Beta 08 may at 20:19 by David [0]

Dan Hill: Designing Monocle

Reflecting on some of the design and strategy choices for Monocle.com, by the designer 1-year later.

Dan Hill: Designing Monocle 18 apr at 15:07 by Elsewhere [0]

Techniques for designing with type characters

Typography and typefaces, without a doubt, are two of the most fascinating aspects of visual design. Great designers can execute great designs with typefaces and nothing else, if required, and certainly if preferred. Design legends Saul Bass and Paula Scher have proved this many times over, and they comprise only a fraction of a very long list of luminaries who can wield type brilliantly.

Techniques for designing with type characters 15 apr at 11:46 by Cameron [0]

Wired: Ten Night Photos Taken by Readers

Some are gorgeous. Some are cheesy.

Wired: Ten Night Photos Taken by Readers 09 apr at 09:47 by Elsewhere [0]

NYT; Steve Heller and Brian Collins on Campaign Typography

Type discussion.

NYT; Steve Heller and Brian Collins on Campaign Typography 03 apr at 06:32 by Elsewhere [0]

Beautiful Typography for SEED Conference Site

Exquisite handiwork from Coudal.

Beautiful Typography for SEED Conference Site 01 apr at 08:54 by Elsewhere [0]

DevKick

DevKick aim to assist web developers and designers in finding free high quality components for developing modern web sites.

DevKick 19 mar at 21:21 by David [2]

Introducing Filmotype Zanzibar

Zanzibar is the second Filmotype font I’ve digitized. (The first was Glenlake.) At first glance, I didn’t think much of it. But when I started looking more closely, I realized I’d never seen anything quite like it and decided I needed to do it…

Introducing Filmotype Zanzibar 17 mar at 11:16 by MarkSimonson [0]

MethodIzaz

Commissioned photography packages in which “subjects are unaware of the exact moment they will be photographed and of the photographer’s identity. Instead, the subject is photographed completely naturally, living life as normal.”

MethodIzaz 11 mar at 15:43 by Elsewhere [0]

NYT: Back in the Swing, 1962

Gorgeous drawings from spring training forty-six years ago, from the hand of the legendary, pioneering illustrator Robert Weaver.

NYT: Back in the Swing, 1962 28 feb at 10:15 by Elsewhere [2]

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