Wednesday, November 28, 2012

Typography Post #16


I think I am more of a fan of the design of the store more than the type, but I still think the type works really well here. The way the "LIFE IS SWEET" is punched out and lit from behind really adds a cool element to the overall design.


This image works really well overall. The type looks like it is hand drawn, which I think ads a really cool element to the overall look of this piece. The colors and images all work well together.

Typography Post #15

This is an example of a very simple, classy logo. The kerning in the type is beautiful, and the typeface adds to the whole classy feel.


I love the this design. The colors, images, and text all work really well together. 

Typography Post #14


I love the use of the thin, sans serif typefaces mixed with the beautiful color choices. The use of line also plays a large role in this design.


I really enjoy this packaging. It's complex, yet simple. The type works well combined with the background color/images.

Typography Post #13


I'm a big fan of incorporating text with images, and I think this is a beautiful example of how it can work really well. The combination of the rich brown colors with the text and image works really well.


I love the use of the sans serif typeface in all caps. It gets you're attention, and the use of color to highlight important areas works really well.


Typography Post #12


I really like this typography. Even though some of the characters are a bit cut off, it is still easy to read. It's bold and makes a statement.





I really enjoy how you can see images through the type. The little script separating the title of the novel and the author's name works really well.

















Typography Post #11



There are a few problems with this. The first thing that sticks out is the horrible position of the hyphen. The other is the incorrect grammar.

Typography Post #10


Here is an example of very poor T ypeography. There isn't much I can say about this. It pretty much speaks for itself.