For those who appreciate the humble ampersand, this piece of wall art highlights its beauty against a background of laser-cut geometric design. The craft of laser engraving and laser-cut makes for a tactile and understated piece
Celebrate the iconic skyline of a favourite city with this range 'Citography' posters. Each design recreates the cities' landmarks and street names through a mish-mash of clever lettering by SP Design. Available in various colours and for various cities, the posters can now also be personalised.
Who can resist a bit of hand lettering? This iPhone case, reminiscent of hand-painted signage of old, shares an inspirational quote from the godfather of blue-sky dreaming, Walt Disney. Old-school type for the 21st century's communication device – a welcome match.
The fashion company Goldsheid sells a large number of witty and unique typographic designs such as this tote. A huge variety of cleverly designed script complements a number of messages typography fans might want to wear on their shoulder.
Delving into the world of art posters and vintage prints is always a treat, and these old postcard reproductions offer a nostalgic look at letter forms of yesteryear.
For someone passionate about typography, every little detail counts. These original pencil drawings from circa 1930 were used to cast the font, letter or typographic symbol at the time, and offer a wonderful up-close look at British industrial and typographic history.
This illustrated phone case by Amy O'Donnell features the letter 'a' made up of ants. It is a satisfyingly simple design, and nicely minimal and humorous for those who like their letters with a critter twist.
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Paper artist Samaki's new alphabet series features a number of original paper cut artworks. Each object or animal representing a letter – from A for Angelfish to P for Peacock – is hand-cut from high-quality artist paper.
This ampersand typographic glass pendant is simple, yet carefully produced, with special attention paid to its graphic provenance. Handmade with original vintage graphics supplies, it is made from a Pantone colour chip in blue 312 and a Letraset ampersand in Goudy heavyface condensed.
A cut above the usual statement tote, this bag combines a vibrant orange with black typography. Designed and made by Jane Bernstein, the base features hand-printed large Helvetica numbers in grey on black cotton.
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