Lego is over 50 years old, and is still one of the most-selling “toys” on the market. Although typically categorized as a toy, it can be used for loads of things; artwork, sculpturing, typography and even for building furniture! This post is a short but very inspirational showcase of some of my favorite Lego artwork, collected from Behance and Flickr.
After receiving a Wacom Bamboo tablet from my gorgeous Fiancée as a Christmas gift, I decided to give it’s first real use (other than general using) to produce a vector pack. At first, I just wanted to do something simple but useful at the same time. That’s where a vector typeface came to mind! Read on and download the font!
Following the recent success of the “Hilarious Design Related Videos from YouTube” post last week, I have decided to produce another post that involves video. Motion and Kinetic Typography is becoming ever more popular – more and more blockbuster movies are heading in the right direction in the opening scenes of movies, and TV commercials are getting in on the act, too.
Due to the success of the recent article ‘The A-Z List of Free Sans Serif Fonts for Commercial Design‘, I have decided to write some more A-Z lists. This time, I’ve decided to do something a little different and base it on dingbat fonts. Please note that some of these fonts are only available for [...]
There are a few things I’ve been meaning to do over the last couple of months since purchasing my iMac: Find, Download and Install Sans Serif, Serif and Calligraphy fonts, and make a decent post or two for Circlebox whilst searching. I’ve finally got around to collecting some Sans Serif fonts, so here are just [...]
