A delicious selection of typography / logotype treatments from the hand of Roberto Quiñones.

In a collaboration work, Leandro Castelao presents Ale Paul’s typography specimen ‘The Business Penmanship’ with a set of geometrical graphic artworks.

Titl’n Shift + Typography in a giant agenda experimental project from Broussouloux Benjamin: Typo Landscape.

The talented Roberto Quiñones (and our editor to be) delight us with his Random Types collection, it is composed by 24 works of typo treatment and logotypes.

First approach I’ve ever seen by a designer in using Google’s app SkecthUp, Thomas Pavitte states:

This projected started out as a typographic experiment, but I ended up liking the result so much that I got it printed onto a canvas for my wall. I started off in illustrator, took that into Google SketchUp, and then back into illustrator for colouring.

I just found via The Served the Steampunk Typography from Romanian based artist, Alex Beltechi; the high level of detail in this typography treatment is amusing and magical.

This is just a teaser of what Jordi Sierra Santano states, will be developing to the Les, comes, a rural space with a wide range of events to support. The project is a challenge and the resulting pieces are, up to this point, really fresh and rich in details. I will keep you all posted.

This poster was created for the screening of “The Flying Scissors,” a mockumentary about the “intense, grueling world of competitive ‘Rock, Paper, Scissors.’” The edges of the poster are actually sliced up with physical scissors in order to mimic the nature of the game as well as to play on the title of the movie.

“The typographic years”, a project from typo-focused designer Simon Page, wich is quite self-explanatory.