Friday, February 4, 2011
Alphabet Animation
spotted on green chair press
“A nifty animation by Allesandro Novelli shows letters in various typefaces melting together and reforming.”
The Alphabet from n9ve on Vimeo.
“A nifty animation by Allesandro Novelli shows letters in various typefaces melting together and reforming.”
The Alphabet from n9ve on Vimeo.
Greenwich Locksmiths’ Facade
via scoutingnyGreenwich Locksmiths occupies a small storefront just south of Commerce Street. And though it’s been in business since 1968, it really hasn’t changed all that much. But take a closer look at the building, as something had changed. The new facade was designed and installed entirely by owner Phil Mortillaro back in October.
Read more and see some amazing photos of the Greenwich Locksmiths building here.
Naveen Chandru’s En Origami
via green chair press“If you’ve ever folded a paper crane, you’ll immediately recognize the inspiration behind this display font. Angled lines cut back and forth, giving characters the illusion that they are made from thin ribbons of paper. Mountain and Valley folds reverse course to complete M’s, N’s, and W’s. Other letters make use of a different illusion: layering one form over another to create a doubling-up effect found in paper chains made of tightly folded gum wrappers.”
Read more about the font here. A good titling font; download it here.
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