Posted in: Branding
Offset printing relies on a series of dot patterns arranged at different angles to create photographic images and composite colors. Typografik wanted to convey these principles in the new Select Printing and Copying signature logo. The signature started with a grid of uniform dots arranged vertically and horizontally and then rotated at 30 degrees to … Continue Reading
Posted in: Branding
Offenbachers is a chain of furniture stores from the Washington, D.C., area. Typografik redesigned their original signature logo, as it was frequently used in different colors and visual configurations. The signature was incomplete as there was no color scheme that included primary, secondary or any accent colors and it did not have a logotype. Typografik … Continue Reading
Posted in: Portfolio, samples 1
The Marquee illustrations are a series of ready-made proposal covers created by Typografik for commercial use.… Continue Reading
Posted in: Portfolio, samples 1
The Marquee illustrations are a series of ready-made proposal covers created by Typografik for commercial use.… Continue Reading
Posted in: Portfolio, samples 1
Typografik was commissioned to create the Metagraphik Series. These are 7 illustrations about technology and communication.… Continue Reading
Posted in: Portfolio, samples 1
Typografik was commissioned to create the Metagraphik Series. These are 7 illustrations about technology and communication.… Continue Reading
Posted in: Portfolio, samples 1
This illustration was created for the Institute of Human Services for an essay contest about George Orwell’s “Animal Farm.… Continue Reading
Posted in: Portfolio, samples 1
This wallpaper is part of the TypeLab desktop series. These backgrounds are compatible with PCs and Macs. Right click to download!… Continue Reading
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Another background from the TypeLab desktop series. These backgrounds are compatible with PCs and Macs. Right click to download!… Continue Reading
Posted in: Type Design
ITC Binary was chosen by the Sydney Olympic committee to be the 2000 Olympic font. ITC Binary was used by Swatch, Nike, IBM, and Reuters to mention some huge brands. Mauricio Reyes says “This perhaps is the biggest feather in my hat, it is wonderful to go to a store and see my font used … Continue Reading
