Corinthians.
Corinthians.
A friendly reminder.
I’d like to believe this is true.
![I have Type O blood. In case anyone cares, that’s why I kept the first “E” in TYPEOGRAPHIE. I don’t really have an explanation for replacing “Y” with “IE”— other than the fact that it looked cooler. Okay, I’ll shut up now. ;)
[Type O Blood Donor Recruitment Campaign, 2000, Dan Woychick, Principal and Creative Director at Woychick Design.]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m385o7I3Wh1rp9es8o1_500.jpg)
I have Type O blood. In case anyone cares, that’s why I kept the first “E” in TYPEOGRAPHIE. I don’t really have an explanation for replacing “Y” with “IE”— other than the fact that it looked cooler. Okay, I’ll shut up now. ;)
[Type O Blood Donor Recruitment Campaign, 2000, Dan Woychick, Principal and Creative Director at Woychick Design.]
Typographic anatomy.
Typography isn’t as simple as it seems.
(via f-featherbrain)
The dissection of type. (Andreas Scheiger)
(via typejunkie)
(Source: 4everdesign)
(Source: stbl)
Clever.
