Posts Tagged ‘type’

How Are You?

Modular_Type

Through the course of three months or so, I have been working on a modular type face that I have used as potential typographic solutions for a few type mark ideas.

None of the directions came to fruition but I decided to solider on and complete the full alphabet along with a numerical set (capitals A–Z, numerals 0–9).

While far from perfection, it was a good study to better understand how type works as a whole along with stumbling over the problems it can present along the way.

I’m making the resulting study, Muli Shani (“Hello” or “How Are You” in Bemba) available for your usage, no strings attached. So use it however you want (you’ll have to hand-set the type), dress it up like a Fancy Feast cat, or keep it low key.

Download the Adobe EPS

Make Something Cool Everyday (MSCED)

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In case you didn’t know, notice, or care, I’m on flickr where I occasionally update our work and personal photos.

There is a somewhat popular pool called Make Something Cool Everyday which I have been succeeding attempting failing to comply with, at least on the weekdays.

I have found it to be a pretty useful and practical exercise in regards of digital sketching and playing with some general and loose concepts.

Check my account every now and then to see the bits and bobs that the left side of my brain manages to churn out.

Bram & Sons is the catch-all sobriquet for Will Bramlett, a graphic designer living and breathing in metro Washington, D.C. More ...

 

 

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