Typography

Lost Art by James Arends evokes the groovy sixties and seventies typography with it's looped, connected letters.

David Sanden did beautiful titles for the short film Firewalker. Here's my favorite…

The blog Library of Type is eye candy for type lovers. From the most ornate, illustrated scripts to the most brutal, the range is staggering. These caught my eye, but you should really click through to see the entire collection.

&ND by Form and Fiction is simply genius. Using the letters to create the ampersand works brilliantly and also riffs of old school dingbats. They offer it as an inexpensive screen print for under $20 printed in copper metallic ink.

Doves Type printing blocks were thrown in the Thames River almost 100 years ago and recently uncovered. There's a short video story over at BBC. I think it's really cool that they're digitizing it.

This poster is part of IBM's award winning Think campaign from 2012. I especially like the fat overlapping letters and colors.

Lolli and Pops Alderwood chalkart signage is old fashioned and the perfect look for this delicious looking candy store. Click through to the entire gallery to see more views of the store and more location shots.

I love Reddit and discovering this series of scans from The Ad-Man's Deskbook is one of the reasons why. There are nineteen total scans in the gallery and it's definitely worth clicking through to see the rest.

French Corpus Typographical is a collection featuring hundreds of examples spanning centuries of French typography. 

A Graphic Odyssey Poster by Wim Crouwel is a modern tech-inspired poster from 2001. Available for sale from the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum.