Guerrilla typography: 30 amazing photos of type in the wild
Font Sunday is a Twitter phenomenon that's getting typophiles around the globe sharing pictures of fonts seen in the wild. Richard Garside of fontpicker.net hunts down his favourites.
07. Book covers - Making dolls
This thoroughly charming book cover tweeted by @Merely_Alice makes me feel warm inside.
08. Book covers - Cold War
This book cover tweeted by @Tom_Pch makes excellent use of type. Could a font shout "Cold War" at you more than this one does?
09. Invites - 30th
This invite received from @_treepig_ makes lovely use of typography and what could be better than a font cake?
10. Invites - Your design cities
This invite to the Your Design Cities exhibition tweeted by @lacey_Glave uses carefully set type in a way that suggests the cities that the exhibition is about.
11. Foreign fonts - Japanese train tickets
In a foreign font anything can look beautiful and the kanji script of Japan makes even the most mundane written word stand out. These train tickets from @thewaytobe reminded my of my own time in Japan and the wonderful writing I saw while I was there.
12. Foreign fonts - Bangladesh sign
Would this sports-related sign from Bangladesh tweeted by @ghostsigns look as good if you understood it?
Next: Letraset, potato shapes and seaside rock
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