Here we go kicking off the twenty-first annual fonts festival. Kind of hard to believe we started this in 1994! Where were you in 1994? My favorite part of the annual fonts fest is just searching for cool entries and resources to share with the DT&G readers!
Here we go kicking off the twenty-first annual fonts festival. Kind of hard to believe we started this in 1994! Where were you in 1994? My favorite part of the annual fonts fest is just searching for cool entries and resources to share with the DT&G readers! I’m planning on continuing the process in my 60-Second Windows blog.
We love Handlettering, branding and signing
We were knocked out by this guy’s portfolio, and his clients list . . . you’re going to enjoy this … Mateusz Witczak is a self-taught graphic designer whose specialization is the hand lettering and custom typography with high level of detail and diligence — he performs projects in the field of branding, print and hand-crafted designs, typographic illustration, apparel design and hand painting. Full story : Mateusz Witczak Designs Seriously check out his Instagram site!
Dashing fresh creative type & typography with Dash Creative
These guys should be an inspiration to all — not just their typography, but their sense of color, balance and design. There’s a whole pile of visual candy at their site — you’ll love Dash Creative As soon as I saw their instagram feed I followed . . . my may too! Full story : Dash Creative — dashcreative.com.au Wonderful work on Cascade First Harvest and… a killer Instagram site
Frisso Hand Letterer and Sign Painter
As his sign (above) says, here’s a first hand, first class graphic artist with hand lettering nailed down! Scroll through Carl Frederik’s (aka. ‘Frisso’) portfolio and you’ll see what I’m talking about. Amazingly his work looks truly American, but he’s a a Norwegian graphic designer living in Copenhagen, Denmark! Full story : http://www.frisso151.com/ Here, have a close look at some real work!
Meet Scott Biersack, Illustrator, Designer, type fiend
Surf along with us — and please, share your findings with DTG readers! We’ll be back tomorrow and continue our 21st Annual Fall Fonts Festival Surf … stay tuned!