1. Don’t be original, just be good.

    — Paul Rand

  2. Words of Wisdom

    Watch this masterful tribute to legendary designer, Paul Rand. This film was produced by one of my favorite studios called Imaginary Forces.

    It’s important to learn from the masters, because that’s the only way you’ll truly learn and grow as an artist. So I think this short video is a must see. My favorite part is when Paul Rand says, “don’t try to be original, just be good”. Wow. Such simple, brilliant and humble advice.

    Watch it here, and learn from the master: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yOjts0tpco&feature=youtube_gdata_player

    What are some things from the clip that resonate with you?

    Which other artists inspire you?

  3. Amazing stop-motion music video made with typography.

  4. Type Mustaches

    Type

    By wit and delight

  5. The “S” from Luca Pacioli’s De Divina Proportione (1509).

    The “S” from Luca Pacioli’s De Divina Proportione (1509).

  6. Thread Type

    typographyThread type by graphic designer and recent MFA Cranbrook graduate, Elle Kim

  7. jgg:

(via lilyifmylifeismine)

    jgg:

    (via lilyifmylifeismine)

  8. ruthwood:

foundation work

    ruthwood:

    foundation work

  9. Graffitiami

    Graffitiami

    Check out this brilliant experimental blending of two art forms: Graffiti + Kirigami (a variation of origami; most people know kirigami as paper snowflakes). This experimental style is called Graffitiami.

    You can find more at
    http://designby31216.wordpress.com/2008/05/26/graffiti-kirigami-graffitiami/

    What other artforms can you name which can be combined to create experimental typography?