Daily Drop Cap is an ongoing project by illustrator and typographer Jessica Hische. A project that she started in September 2009, Jessica illustrates a decorative letter every work day and plans to continue until about twelve alphabets are completed. All of The Typofiles can be viewed here. Tweet This Post

Though this work is a few years old now, the campaign that graphic designer and illustrator Marian Bantjes did for the Saks Fifth Avenue ‘Want It!’ campaign is still one of my all-time favorites. All of The Typofiles can be viewed here. Tweet This Post

This is a simple layout but I really like the combination of condensed sans serif type paired with an italic serif in a recent issue of Elle. All of The Typofiles can be seen on Flickr here. Tweet This Post

Taken from a Lady Gaga feature a few months back, I never tire of Elle’s design aesthetic and art direction. You can view all of The Typofiles on Flickr here. Tweet This Post

In an issue of Print, I found an interesting article about the evolving script logo of iconic department store Lord & Taylor, which has been hand-rendered for decades. Also, a snippet from avant garde Japanese designer Yohji Yamamoto’s storefront and branding was tucked away in the same issue. You can view all of The Typofiles [...]

I just dug up an old Veer catalog with some delectable type options and thought I’d share. You can view all of The Typofiles on Flickr here. Tweet This Post

I just received House Industries’ latest catalog in the mail and it was too good not to share with you. Get your very own copy here. You can view all of The Typofiles on Flickr here. Tweet This Post

The Strange New World Of Bernard Fevre by Black Devil Disco Club is quite possibly my favorite album packaging of all time. Non-Format is based in Oslo, Norway and Minneapolis, USA and I love pretty much everything they put out. You can view all of The Typofiles on Flickr here. Tweet This Post

One of my agency friends recently contacted me and asked if I would design a ’257′ for his five year old son who races go-karts. Last week, I posted the first round but still had many more ideas to explore. In the end, I felt that a simpler option was better for legibility and created [...]

I am a big fan of vintage typography books and one of my favorites is Lettering for Reproduction by David Gates which was originally published in 1969. The basics of type are always important to learn and this has many visuals. You can view all of The Typofiles on Flickr here. Tweet This Post