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A filing cabinet on the internet by Rob Giampietro

Collection of vintage logos from a mid-70's edition of the book World of Logotypes. NOTE: I did not create any of this work! This book is out of print but can probably be found with some scouring.

Official website and portfolio for photographer/director/writer Clayton Cubitt

Rodney Smith was a prominent photographer whose whimsical work invited comparison to that of surrealist painter Rene Magritte. Long acclaimed for his iconic black and white images that combine portraiture and landscape, Smith created enchanted worlds full of subtle contradictions and surprises. Using only film and light, his un-retouched, dream-like images are matched in quality by the craft and physical beauty of his prints. Mr. Smith was a man who cared deeply about sharing his vision of the world with humor, grace and optimism.

Matteo Ferrari, fashion & reportage photographer for many international magazines, has also worked on several personal projects over the years, many of which were displayed in exhibitions in Italy, France and the USA. Fashion magazine clients: Amica, i-D, Intersection, Urban, Squint, Bolero, Gulliver... Biennale di Firenze, Culturama NY, Galerie Artcore Paris...

Viviane Sassen is a Dutch artist living in Amsterdam who works in both the fashion and fine art world

1950's British sci-fi children's book -fiction with illustration and comic strips

Brian Butler is a Boston based artist who cares about ice cream, miniature golf, live music, illeagle art, roadside oddities, monsters, mutants, cartoons, comics, riding bikes, world traveling, good networking, high fives, and human rights.

Josh Cochran grew up in Taiwan and California. He graduated from Art Center College of Design with honors in 2005, and immediately began working as an illustrator. Josh teaches at the School of Visual Arts and occasionally fills in as an Art Director for the New York Times Op-Ed page.

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Defining and designing brands that make a difference

This is the promotional publication by Team'77, outlining the strategy and realization of Haas Unica. In 1980, Team'77 (consisting of André Gürtler, Erich Gschwind and Christian Mengelt) set out to "correct" common issues found in the grotesk typefaces at the time, including Helvetica. The Haas type foundry, birthplace of Helvetica (originally Neue Grotesk), contracted Gürtler and Team'77 to audit the Helvetica typeface and reissue an improved version. Presently, the Linotype and Scangraphic foundries both claim ownership of the type family. Because of this, Haas Unica is commercially unava...

Your daily dose of doodled facts by illustration & animation studio Young - byYoung.co.uk

Jeremy Cowart is a photographer and artist based in Nashville, TN. Jeremy is also the founder of The Purpose Hotel, creator of the Enneagraph, the founder of Help-Portrait and author of his new autobiography "I'm Possible". His mission in life is to explore the intersection of creativity a