More London Inspiration

I started looking at more formal pieces of type, looking at typefaces and visuals that reflected a formality and tradition within type design but with a modern contemporary twist.

Images sourced from:

typographyserved.co.uk

London Inspiration

I've been finding it difficult to find a particular design direction for the london typeface. I found these on typographyserved.co.uk, I particularly liked the freeform aspect to the type but I feel that to keep the consistency in the styling of the typefaces I should consider a more formal approach to the design.

I really like the approach to the context the way the type has been applied to the side of a bus and the book collection.

Interior Type

I found these really interesting, based upon interior drawings. I forgot to jot down the creator at typographyserved.co.uk.

Paris Inspiration

Various sources of inspiration gathered from:

http://www.google.com/

http://www.typographyserved.com/

Berlin Inspiration

Various sources of inspiration gathered from:

http://www.showusyourtype.com/

http://www.typographyserved.com/

Cognosco: Past Students

I can't quite remember who did this but I remember keeping the image on my computer. A good inspiration piece I think for my All Aboard Records brief. Designed by some past students of the Leeds College of Art Graphic Design course

Self Identity Inspiration

One of the first things I produced was a typeface within the first year, based on using two different shapes, a circle and a rectangle. Having now decided my identity will be up and running this week I took inspiration from what I had previously done and what is out there at the minute. Taking inspiration from these I wanted to create an identity that was versatile and could be applied to a range of media that can vary, whether it is organic of strictly geometric.

[Below]: Tanan Yuangtrakul's "invisible colour" typeface.

[Above]: Anders Kammersgaard "Paxono" font.