The Typofiles #3

♥ This is a page that I scanned out of my Typography Notebook (yes, I keep themed notebooks of everything)! + View The Typofiles set on Flickr.




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» eleanor said: { Feb 3, 2009 - 11:02:29 }

these typo posts are really making me appreciate fonts in a new way…and black & white!
i also found fiorucci’s new spring/summer line for this yr, and it reeeaaly reminds me of you & gala!
href=”http://www.fiorucci.it/_ENG/collection/lookbook-ss-2009.pdf.html”>check out page 14. that’s what made me think of you.

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» Tabitha said: { Feb 3, 2009 - 03:02:16 }

Thank you for sharing these, I’m becoming quite the type addict.

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» Kate said: { Feb 4, 2009 - 02:02:50 }

ALL I CAN THINK IS DJ NUBS.

Seriously, Miss Twiglet, I think it’s a psychic vision for your future.

Also, you made me re-realize my obsession with mad fontery.

Love,
Kate

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» Nubby said: { Feb 4, 2009 - 06:02:46 }

Tabitha: That’s great, I’m just tryin’ to spread the type love!

Kate: That would be SO awesome. Except, I know nothing about deejaying!

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» e said: { Feb 4, 2009 - 11:02:28 }

href=”http://www.fiorucci.it/_ENG/collection/lookbook-ss-2009.pdf.html”>

sorry. i’m trying again.

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» Graphic Fetish said: { Feb 5, 2009 - 02:02:13 }

I love playing around with fonts! I love how the shape of a letter can evoke certain feelings. I think fonts are just as important as images in design – both are so important to the interpretation of the piece. Fonts can make items like a brochure either fall flat or garner hundreds of sales. Font can have a big impact on sales – for example, I’d rather use a shampoo that uses an elegant script font than Comic Sans. I don’t want something that looks like it was written by a kid on my hair!

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