In this week's Friday Five, designer Samar Maakaroun of Right to Left looks for opportunity + inspiration everywhere she goes, from live performance art to ancient Arabic texts and more.
Beijing-based artist Jen Du, known for her modern geometric abstractionism, inspires us to think differently with this month's free download.
Artist Shantell Martin has released an open source felt marker style font modeled after her own handwriting. Download it for free!
This month's downloadable Designer Desktop features a trippy and eye-catching digital abstraction by graphic designer Mario De Meyer. Download it now!
The Glyph Collection, a collaboration between Arc-Com + House Industries, is a celebration of typography in textile form.
A series of limited edition prints focusing upon the alphanumeric as muse and medium to raise funds for struggling restaurants.
A typography-influenced game of blocks that can be reconfigured to make letters, words, or something more abstract.
Inspired by Josef Albers, Leonardo Betti of Leonardoworx creates a series of abstract numbers made from colorful plexiglass.
We talk to artist and sign painter Archie Proudfoot, who uses traditional signage to explore our relationship with language.
Letter lover Alexander Tochilovsky shares a handful of things he loves and finds inspiring.
A book that lets you explore brand-new typefaces that were created to represent "new classics".
From architectural vectors to fonts and even colorful hair, here are some cool stuff we found on the web this month.
A collection of wooden, alphabet blocks that feature four different typefaces.
We talk to letterer and illustrator Gemma O’Brien about her big break, how words change in context, and puke puns—you don't want to miss it.
A movie poster a day project that's full of creativity, simplicity, and graphic imagery.