Survive The Financial Battlefield With Inlingua Business English
The Hamburg, Germany-based affiliate of Optix DigitalPictures – a multi-disciplined, full-service post-production facility, with its head office in Toronto, Canada – has produced a rather unconventional commercial for Inlingua. Last year Inlingua Hamburg advertised their Inlingua Business English program with a print campaign drawing on the insecurity of people who must learn to use English in business deals. By outfitting businessmen with kiddie antennas, silly glasses, and party hats advertising agency Kolle Rebbe drove home the slogan (set in FF Dax) “Do you really know how your English sounds to others?”
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Hamilton’s 10th Anniversary Events
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Google Image Search Shows Its True Colours
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Renate Kampmanns’ Fremder Schmerz wins the Bloody Cover 2009 award for the most beautiful cover for a German language crime novel.
Read moreWu Note – Wu-Tang Albums As Blue Note Releases
Logan Walters has re-envisioned Wu-Tang albums as Reid Miles-era Blue Note Records sleeves.
Read moreAlmost Blue — Album Covers Inspired By Blue Note Records
Almost Blue is an overview of sleeves that are based on specific releases by Blue Note Records, or that are designed to evoke the classic Blue Note cover art style.
Read moreAbduzeedo Collect Type Faces — Literally
Abduzeedo – the blog by Brazilian designer Fabio Sasso – has posted “45 Amazing Type Faces”, a gallery of typographic portraits.
Read moreJustified West At Langara College
On Saturday April 25th, Langara College and the Society of Graphic Designers of Canada presented Justified West, a one-day typographic event in Vancouver, BC.
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The FontFeed is a daily dispatch of recommended fonts, typography techniques, and inspirational examples of digital type at work in the real world. Eat up.
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