Here’s another post about the unexpected use of typography. This time it’s a campaign to communicate the joy with Durex, made entirely out of words. I don’t think this is any wear near as well made and funny as the Durex-get it on campaign from last year, but it certainly is a fun use of typography. Made by German illustrator/designer Andrej Krahne. (more…)

Sometimes I stumble over things that just make me giggle out loud, and I just couldn’t help to do so, when I saw these crazy hand made typographies from the Croatian designer Vladimir Koncar. So fare he has made Diary Type 01, 02 and 03 that consist of fonts made by unusual materials like tea bags, paper clips, cactus, condoms, rotten apples, toothpicks, gummy bears and raw meet. Be sure to stop by his page at Behance to see all of them, or see my favourites after the jump!

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I just stumbled across the portfolio of the Norwegian designer Steffen Kørner Ludvigsen, and I liked it so much I just had to share it with you. Steffen is a graphic designer and visual artist, and I’m especially loving his typographies. Over you see the typeface Tiny Little Miss Squirrel a font that has been used in the Norwegian fashion/design magazine .No. More fonts and pics after the jump! (more…)

Rasmus Norlander is an architecture and engineering art photographer from Stockholm and his pictures has some sort of cleanness and quietness about it with I really like. My favorite among his work is this small series with 3 photos of people wearing letters. Take a look at them here and be sure to check out the rest of his work at rasmusnorlander.se (more…)

Pixel Flix is a digital production and editing company and who recently got some funky business cards designed by the Australian design agency About A Friend Of Mine. The business cards are colourful and vivid. They are neither corporate nor dry, but they still manage to retain a professional look. The font is based on stencils and in three stages you can follow the parts to see how they begin to make sense into the word PIXEL FLIX! (more…)