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Type That We Like - Update
A date hasn’t been set in stone yet but Type That We Like will be launched soon enough. As I’m sure you know by now TTWL has two sides to it. The first, user submitted posts and the other, featured posts that will be collected and written by a small team of young like minded designers.
The type of featured posts you can expect from us:
- Designer Interviews
- Designer Takeovers
- Featured Portfolios
- Student Spotlight
- Font Directory
We have a lot more exciting ideas to come of course, but first we’re going to focus on building a large community of enthusiastic and loyal readers.
We intend to bring something new to the world of design, we shall have a strong opinionated voice which you may not always agree with, but I assure you it will be interesting to read.
Our aim is to provide typography with its natural digital home.
I know a lot of you are students so send over your portfolio and drop us a link to your end of year shows!
Email me rob@typethatwelike.com or message me via tumblr.
Not the foggiest idea of what I’m waffling on about? Check it out here.
Andaz Hotel 5th Avenue | New York City
In September 2012, we embarked on our largest and most detailed installation to date, a piece for the Andaz Hotel on 5th Avenue in New York City. Totaling over 350 square feet and approximately 100 words, this collaboration with BBDONY took three full days to complete. This giant piece is located in the hotel’s rear stairway which is only used as an employee entrance. Talk about staff appreciation!
Wild Abandon
Wild Abandon is out now in Penguin paperback in the UK/Canada and Random House hardback in the US. This cover was designed by Gray318. Earlier this year it won the Encore Award.
AGWF
AGWF is a curatorial group based in Brooklyn, New York. It works to arrange shows on a variety of themes and types of artwork. As working artists themselves, AGWF works to discuss topics both in and outside the field of art.
Never Stop Learning
This poster was the grand prize winner in the Udemy.edu contest on talenthouse.com
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