3. illillill: 8 on the Behance Network (via psicografico)
  4. diamondmax: Japanese Graphic Design
  5. bauldoff: Colorful display typography by Brooklyn designer Dylan Mulvaney. As seen in Manhattan Magazine’s The A to Z of NYC Design. (via FFFFOUND!)
  6. bauldoff: Blanka, Candy and Veer celebrate 50 Years of Helvetica. 50 image makers. 50 original works: Each artist was allocated a random year [1957 - 2006] from Helvetica’s lifetime. From this they were asked to create an image based on an event of creative or cultural significance which occured during their allocated year. The artist were asked to consider the relevance of Helvetica when creating their final piece, there were no other rules applied other than if they used a typeface it must be Helvetica. View the gallery
  7. bauldoff: Typographica’s fourth annual review showcases the best in new typeface design. (thanks, Eric!)
  8. bauldoff: This is the 1980 promotional publication by Team’77, outlining the strategy and realization of Haas Unica. Under contract by the Haas type foundry, Team’77 (consisting of André Gürtler, Erich Gschwind and Christian Mengelt) set out to “correct” common issues found in the grotesk typefaces at the time, including Helvetica. Their solution was Haas Unica. Presently, the Linotype and Scangraphic foundries both claim ownership of the type family. Because of this, Haas Unica is commercially unavailable. After holding onto a copy of this report for some time, I feel it should be available to everyone. I am no typographer, but this accomplishment and the methodical thought that went into it fascinates me.
  9. helveticalover: Helvetica / Blue-Ray Limited edition packaging for Helvetica documentary by JetSet
  10. bauldoff: Letterage by Marin van Uhm: Twenty-six letters of the alphabet constructed from seventeen overlapping geometric shapes. (via Colt + Rane)
  11. bauldoff: Skillfully restrained folded paper typeface by Daniella Spinat. (via Google Images Search)
  12. helveticalover: Join the Dots by Marton Borzak
  13. eatyourdinner: Helvetica.
  14. jocelynbernard: 1957’s EVENTS (via [ wak ])