I just found Typography for Lawyers and cannot recommend it highly enough, whatever your profession. The website is a straight-forward and accessible guide to typographic considerations. And I suppose I can point a friend to this in the future when he or she asks me what font to use for a résumé. Sorry, Charlie, I [...]
I love love LOVE this Letter Flow animation.
Do you know what else are beautiful? Handmade bleach-stenciled The Hedge hoodies.
Dave Zucker and I have had our eye on this project for nearly half a year but never found the time or inspiration to complete it. Around two weeks ago, we realized that our dearest Claire Storck [...]
At some point yesterday, during the Super Bowl, the new Victoria’s Secret ad aired. My response was immediate: “Hey, those text screens look a lot like Law & Order!”
I drew laughter and mockery for not focusing on the more typically recognized, but no more valid, aesthetic qualities of the advertisement (I’m talking about the half-naked [...]
Ken Knight produces beautiful, typographically-oriented wall and desk calendars. The classic Stendig calendar—it’s all Helvetica, baby—is interesting (and also available from Unica) but not quite as beautiful as the Pentagram design. I have no idea if Ken Knight is a person or company. Nice work.
I was rightly impressed by the creativity and innovation in [...]
Beastie Boys, typography and design equal an article I will read.
My URL, drewd.com, lacks any meaningful opportunities for intercapping. dRewd reads dee-rude: nope. drewD actually suggests my preferred pronunciation of the domain name—droo-dee—but is inconsistent with the capitalization of my last name, d’Avis. No go.