Colourful Coventry and four other finds

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Font Builder

Pretend Foundry have created a custom font builder that allows you to design, draw and download a custom font based on your handwriting.

 

3D graffiti

Stathis Tsavalias, also known as Insane51 is an international mural artist who's best known for his double exposure graffiti.

 
An animated pictogram of a person running.

Masaaki Hiromura and Kota Iguchi: Olympic and Paralympic kinetic pictograms

Kinetic icons

With the Olympics coming to a close there’s just time to highlight the awesome pictograms for the Tokyo games. Designed by Masaaki Hiromura and animated by Kota Iguchi each pictogram shows their sport in motion for the first time. They were even created live during the opening ceremony.

 

Colourful Coventry

As part of Coventry’s status as City of Culture for 2021, Morag Myerscough has created a pavilion installation inspired by the cities’ iconic cathedral’s stained glass windows.

 

A, b, see

As part of the rebrand of the Braille Institute of America, Applied Design created Atkinson Hyperlegible a typeface designed specifically for the visually impaired. Better yet, it’s been made available for free on Google Fonts.

 

Studio news
New work

Tick Tock website

After months of brewing we’re very happy to finally see the launch of the new Tick Tock tea website. Designed to compliment their vibrant range of teas, the bespoke Shopify site allows for endless customisation. More details and full case study coming soon.

 

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