Sometimes, typographic inspiration comes from the most unusual places. Today, it comes in the form of a flying elephant.
Canadian Design History in Film
Canada is known for maple leaves, beavers, and hockey but a new documentary film will showcase the rich legacy of Canadian Graphic Design.
An Artist with a Knack for Latin Vernacular
Cuban artist Carlos Garaicoa mixes vernacular lettering and fine art in a new show in Houston, Texas.
The Type of TYPE: An Interview with Richard Lipton
Richard Lipton has been designing type and lettering for over 40 years and continues releasing new typefaces with style and utility—like the one you are reading right now.
Keeping Hope Alive with Tad Carpenter and Carpenter Collective
The Carpenter Collective’s most recent hand lettered print comes with a ray of sunshine to lift your spirits and decorate your home.
Typofonderie Releases Specimen Collection
The complete visual history of the French type foundry, Typofonderie in convenient book form!
Type Over Time: The TDC Turns 70
The Type Directors Club celebrates 70 years with a can't-miss one-day event that looks at the past and future of this esteemed organization.
Profile: Christian Schwartz, Commercial Type
You've most likely used (or stolen) a typeface designed by Christian Schwartz over the past 25 years. Find out how he started designing at the age of 14.
Xavier Dupré’s Itinéraire Typographique
This look at Xavier Dupré's body of work is the book your shelves have been missing.
Chester Jenkins: The Tale of a Typeface Found
We interview Chester Jenkins and learn how he helped rescue a forgotten typeface from the archives of Syracuse University.
SPIN Adventures in Typography
Awaken the experimentalist in you with the latest book from Unit Editions.
“The Magic of 3-D Lettering in a Typeface”
Inline? Extruded? Shaded? 3-D? Shadow? Rig Shaded gives you all the options.
Welcome to TYPE
What is TYPE? Why did we start it? What is coming up? Get answers to your most pressing questions.
Profile: Briar Levit, Designer and Filmmaker
Filmmaker Briar Levit shares how thrift stores, feminism, and an obsession with old technologies created a new documentary film premiering soon.
The Type Media Class of 2016
Wild personalities are on full display in the work of the most recent graduating class from the Hague.
The Typography of “The New Yorker”
Find out what makes “The New Yorker” look like “The New Yorker” in this live video from their Art Director.
Vintage Swiss Tourism Poster Type
Enjoy images of skiing along with amazing letterforms all at the same time.
Shiva Nallaperumal Makes the Forbes India 30 Under 30 List
As one of the youngest members of the Forbes list, he finds himself as an ambassador for the Indian type & design community.
Matt Willey’s Blakey Slab for a Cause
Matt Willey promotes a font for free speech taken directly from his work at “The New York Times Magazine.”
Present & Correct - Love Your Desk
Looking for new stationery or vintage stamps? Online web shop Present & Correct curates office supplies for the discerning designer.