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Pelican Parts has an extensive collection of beautiful vintage Porsche posters. I adore this kind of style – the typos, the colors and the graphic design going through these lovely babies.

Found over at the ever cool Scott Hansen’s blog ISO50.

Modern Mantra is an astonishing series of typography artwork by Swedish artist Thomas Broomé.

Not normally working as a typographer, Thomas uses type to illustrate the things that he is drawing. These drawings are composed of words that are describing what they are. All pieces are ink on paper.

Via Best Boomarks

Aron Jansco’s portfolio is stuffed with awesome typography!

The talented graphic designer lives and works in Budapest, Hungary.

Via naxart

HandMadeFont is an Estonia-based design company. HMF specializes in developing unique, untraditional fonts, taking their inspiration from everything that surrounds them.

Check out their website where you can see the entire font collections and many more fonts as well.

Via Cretique

Happiness Brussels is looking for a graphic designer with taste. But before you send in your candidature they ask you to install the Comic Sans Destroyer application and delete Comic Sans from your computer. Done!

http://www.comicsansdestroyer.com/

(Thank you Tom)

I’m really enjoying the typography work in Ben Crick‘s portfolio.

Wouldn’t mind having the first piece as a poster.

Via BEGINBEING

Laura Serra is dead on talented working that pencil into these gorgeous typography drawings.

Via Design You Trust

So You Need A Typeface is a pretty cool and humorous flowchart made by Danish design student Julian Hansen.

Click here to see the large version.

Via Inspiration Lab

There is some smoking hot typography artworks in the portfolio of I Love Dust.

One of a kind!

I’m really digging these pages from Chris Piascik‘s little book ‘Typostruction!‘ The word is a merge of Typography and Destruction.

Chris decided to use a bunch of his drawings for a zine revolving around his hand drawn type. There’s even a flickr group about ‘Typostruction!’ here.

Via abduzeedo

Loving these cutout illustrations and typography from Germany-based Julia Guther.

Julia is great at colors, and she uses a wide (and interesting) range of media. Check out her site here.

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Pyramid Experiments is a set of 3D typography experiment posters made by Pixel Junglist.

Interesting eye-candy!

There is some really great work coming out of Bucharest-based ‘brand aesthetics’ company Acme Industries.

‘Our aim is to create lovemarks out of each project we’re trusted with.’

Via Changethethougt

Ouch! How cool is this awesome ‘Splinter’ 3D Typeface by Arslan Shahid?

It’s made from triangular pieces of cut up cardboard. It was created with the notion of war, taken from the perspective of the mood and atmosphere it creates in areas of conflict. See the entire alphabet here.

Via typegoodness

Beautiful typography by Atmostheory.

Via Typojar

Wow! These illustrations by typographer, illustrator & designer Darren Newman is absolutely breathtaking.

And how about that typography? Beautiful! To appreciate his work, do visit Newman’s Béhance portfolio.

Great poster design by Prop4g4nd4. The 29 year old Greece based artist, really knows his way around colors, typography and the essentials of graphic design!

Via Unstage

David Friedman took 20 Helvetica logos, redid them in Arial, and made a quiz out of it. I got 19 correct answers, was nailed by Mattel’s logo. Dammit!

Don’t know how to spot the difference? Click here and get some pointers.

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