Persona work desk
Designer: Liviu Avasiloiei
Is this desk perfect for you? Aren’t you going to love a desk with your signature, say initials on it. This work desk Persona is designed by Liviu Avasiloiei.
A typo work station which is fully customizable has all the typography lovers drooling on it. I love this work desk because it is simple, fun and creative!
Pollinate by Anna Garforth
A spring inspired typeface
Anna Garforth explores life and time around us via nature. Her social commentary turns green, experimental and playful.
Via her unique art:
Her typography grows!
She talks in mossy numbers!
The new economics is defined!
Or dried & pressed flowers speak the language of beautiful spring typography!
Xy porcelain lights (pendant lamps)
Designer: Cordula Kafka
Typography as design elements and porcelain as material give these lights a deadly combination and timeless touch. These delicate letters seem like floating in space but the design process is a very complex one. The designer Cordula Kafka has delved deep into forgotten and neglected traditional techniques of lithophany and brought this craft alive with her stunning designs.
Calligraphy by D Udaya Kumar
Do I like the Rupee Symbol? It is clean and simple. It feels like I already know the symbol. It seems yes it is the design! There could not have been any other design depicting rupee. (see my post)
I don’t think I have instantly fallen in love with the design but it is already etched in memory and I have started relating to it!
This is the rupee symbol designer’s greatest achievement and I was curious to know more about him. The first thing which caught my eye on his IDC website was his children – his green children (the image below) and I knew I had to do this post.
D Udaya Kumar, the rupee symbol designer is an architect, designer, typographer. Here is a glimpse of his typography, photography, paintings and posters.
Udaya Kumar (right) with a friend planting Bael tree
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This simply stunning type is created by Zim And Zou ,the French graphic designer duo. Zim (Thibault Zimmermann) mainly works digitally while Zou (Lucie Thomas) creates with handmade crafts. Together they create these types of beautiful work.
Hey friends, get, set, ready!
For a dynamic show! Wait,
For a dynamic typography show! Moment,
For a folk tale in dynamic typography By Saaib Zafar.
Here depicted are a few screen-shot of a Tamil folklore ‘Outwitting fate’ (project done in a movie form).
I believe this is a simple, superbly crafted and brilliant typo tale!
I haven’t come across such an exciting combination before!
An architectural graduate and graduating student at Degree 44 – IDC IIT Saaib Zafar dabbles in many areas of design other than dynamic typography. Check his Portfolio here.