Met150: Gareth Hague pays a bespoke type tribute to the Met's 150th anniversary

Gareth Hague, the London designer unveiled his bespoke type proposal for the Met's museum 150th anniversary. 

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From Knockout to Times New Roman: Beyoncé's fierce typographic branding in full frame

Beyoncé's careful consideration when choosing a font to brand her cultural empire is evident throughout her career. 

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Last call! Typomania 2019 wants your animated typographic entry submissions till the 1st of May!

A message to all motion-designers of the world! Typomania Moscow International Festival is on.

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Word Art Day: Guillaume Apollinaire's typographic revolution is spelled in Calligrames

World Art Day is an international celebration of the fine arts which was declared by the International Association of Art (IAA) in order to promote awareness of creative activity worldwide. To celebrate this year's event Typeroom pays tribute to a master of visual poetry and typographic art, Guillaume Apollinaire.

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Libro de los Epítomes: an extraordinary glimpse into the lost world of 16th-century books with the help of Christopher Columbus's son

Lain untouched for more than 350 years, the Libro de los Epítomes (The Book of Epitomes) is a revelation.

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Stephen William Hawking, the most known physicist of our times and an icon for all humanity passed away this Wednesday, the 14th of March 2018 at his home in Cambridge, England. Yet his cosmic brilliance is ours forever. Arguably the public face of scientific genius Hawking (born 8 January 1942) was a hero and as such he was brilliant, funny and of course an atheist. Per Associated Press “Hawking was the inheritor of Albert Einstein's mantle of the genius-as-celebrity”. Read more

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