.!. So innocent and naive in the before shot, this one shows us a bit more weathered from the storm. Actually, I’d say we don’t look quite as abused as I would have imagined us being. It was an incredible feat by all. Anyone who wants to jump on board, we have a few more [...]
in the spirit of self sacrifice, discipline and maybe a little ego, a bunch of us have been talking about pounding out a triathlon for some time now. we swam, we biked, we did a little here a little there, but this past saturday was the day we put our money where our mouths are. [...]
Ty Wilkins explains Rhett Dashwood‘s clever typographic landscapes project over at TypeTheory.com Thanks Scott and Jon. More here.
Yves Peters at FontFeed discusses our Vendetta + Gotham type mix for the Lemony Snicket end titles. Easily a favorite project of ours, it’s great to see some talk about the typographic details. Vendetta for Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events
With design projects as diverse as The Walt Disney Family Museum, Harry Potter, and The Spirit, we’re always looking for historical type and image reference material. A friend of mine directed me to this great image pool of ghost signs on flickr. Group members from around the world contribute photos of faded painted commercial signage. [...]
Tosh stumbled upon a great flikr image pool of mid-century design – stamps, match boxes, and travel stickers from Eastern Europe. Check it out here.
Congrats to all the Struckers who pulled off this amazing campaign for the Utah Office of Tourism. And thanks to Ed, our aws photog. Not only has Commarts picked it up, Lurzer’s Intl. Archive has accepted them too. Frils. (as in: For reals) Keep it up folks!
As fans of Sid and Marty Krofft’s camptastic, 1970’s kid’s show, Land of the Lost we were thrilled to be asked to create the title sequence for the big screen version. We partnered up with animation powerhouse Alchemy Design and Animation to conceive and produce a 3 and half minute animated title sequence that is [...]
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