When Antrepo was looking at vintage 30 mm cameras from Japan’s dominant gadget days of the 70s and 80s, they noticed a common theme in the logos. They all seemed to use the same style for the typography – a line-based format with extended outline fonts. In a modern twist, they took 20 major brands… Continue reading 20 vintage Made in Japan logos for a modern age
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A personalized typography concept bicycle
Bicycles are becoming more fashionable especially as we try to go greener to help clean up the Environment and as we make steps towards contributing to a more Eco-friendly lifestyle, we also do not want bicycles that we rode as kids, instead we want to make a statement, and what better way to do that… Continue reading A personalized typography concept bicycle
Because Regular Rubik’s Cubes Weren’t Hard Enough
To the best of my knowledge, the Techi crew has let fly with a number of interesting Rubik’s Cubes in the past… or maybe it’s just been me. Either way, this one pretty much takes the cake in my opinion, as it’s made of movable type. Being a nut for both typography and Rubik’s Cubes,… Continue reading Because Regular Rubik’s Cubes Weren’t Hard Enough
Because You Need to Fit an Enormous Amount of Text Into an Excruciatingly Small Space
I’m a fan of 6pt type, but this is ridiculous. Computer science professor Ken Perlin has decided to claim the title of designer of the smallest readable screen font. His font, above (duh), is able to compact the first 500 words of the Declaration of Independence into a 320×240 rectangle – perfect for mobile devices.… Continue reading Because You Need to Fit an Enormous Amount of Text Into an Excruciatingly Small Space