Environmental typography

“Stravinsky was a fun story. Originally the typeface was part of a visual identity for an electronic music composer called Stravinsky Disaster — an experimental project fusing classical music with modern electronic beats. The idea of the typeface reinforces this idea by fusing the 18th-century Didot vertical contrast and its squarish counters with the contemporary sans-serif Grotesk form.”

Environmental Designs Inspiration for you! We will be made aware of how designers incorporate a mix of modernity and culture in some of the designs.

Global Warming

Studio Ping Pong designed these business cards for Shared Ecologies, an arts program developed by the Shyama Foundation to promote the reconfiguration of the

Innovative design is part of taking action, too. Check out inspirational works by five designers who put the Earth's wellbeing at the heart of their creations.

Toronto-based designer Ben Johnston plays with color, shadow, and perspective to create typography that appears three-dimensional in his site-specific murals. He’s a self-taught designer, spending time in the agency world of South Africa before moving back to his home country of Canada to pursue a freelance career focusing on branding and typography. Johnston happened uponContinue reading "Illusory Street Typography Pops Off the Wall in Bold Murals by Ben Johnston"