Fresh out of the starting blocks, Eurico is barely out of his teenage years. He is a great talent, albeit one you probably haven’t heard of yet. His youthful, invigorous style is threaded with fiery Portuguese notes and we’re pleased to have found him in order to bring you an exclusive font with his name on it.
Read More
Alexander possesses that rare thing in a young designer, a unique vision, combined with a creative take on things which he pours in abundance into his type, identity and printed work. Although he now lives in Venezuela, Alexander was born in the UK, so maybe you’ll spot a little British mixed with South American sexiness in his designs too. We love his typography work and we think you will too!
Read More
Forget Hoxton or the Meat Packing District, Steven does a very nice job of whipping out creative, incredibly unique work from his studio in Stirling, Scotland. Steven has worked with a lot of big corporate clients and his artwork has graced the covers of style leaders such as GQ and Wired. His hand-drawn style has a retro twist and we think you’ll love the exclusive font coming your way.
Read More
Born alongside Britpop, this creative design collective are still icy cool and continue to be incredibly influential. Their graphics are widely sought after and you’ll spot their script spelling out the titles of the latest 007 flick. Although with a growing body of work encompassing live performances, exhibitions, architecture and fashion, expect an exclusive typeface with a twist from Tomato.
Read More
Visually arresting and quintessentially minimalist, a typographic insider could spot his designs a mile off. With suits and bohemians equally keen to sign him up for projects, Anthony is a busy boy. But luckily, he loves nothing more than a collaboration and his self-styled mantra ‘Work Hard and Be Nice to People’, which is why we’ve been lucky enough to snare him in for an exclusive.
Read More
Moshun Font HypeForType from Jeroen Krielaars on Vimeo.
The emergence of an internationally recognised Dutch design scene has been fueled by a strong educational system for designers. A second contributing factor to the success of Dutch design is government support for new designers. Financial support from the Fonds BKVB (the Fund for Visual Arts, Design and Architecture), launched in 1988, has enabled design students to set themselves up as independent entrepreneurs right after graduation.
You’ll remember we recently mentioned that Buenos Aires is fast becoming a hot bed for creative talent, well that’s solidified again by another Argentinian addition to the roster. This time it’s not other than Ariel Di Lisio, AKA NegroNouveau™. Ariel first caught our eye back in 2009 when his work was brought to life by another strong typographic presence, Alejandro Paul Sudtipos.
Fine pieces of creative talent come in the form of Sawdust: a mix of one part Rob Gonzalez and one part Jonathan Quainton and based in the achingly creative Hoxton area of London town.
Step back waffles and beer – there’s an altogether finer Belgian export whetting our appetitive. Tom Muller is a typographic legend. Having crafted some of the most iconic and contemporary pieces of work for the likes of Wired mag, Lily Allen, Sony BMG Music, The Pet Shop Boys, Diesel and many more you will have visually gorged on, we’re in good company indeed to have Muller, a typographic maestro contributing to our exclusive faces.
Buenos Aires is fast becoming a hot bed of creative talent, and it doesn’t come much hotter than typography’s answer to Maradona – Pablo Alfieri. Bold, confident, experimental – a maverick inspiration of the letterform, and his studio Plenty™ is a visual banquet.
