It’s FINALLY here. The #1 requested feature—Preserve Faces—is now live in Bloom. This is a huge level up for your character work, keeping expressions and facial details in tact, while adding real textures, true-to-input detail, and of course, resolution. We can’t wait to show you the DETAIL below.
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My friend Joanne — author, watercolorist, and designer — has just published her first children’s book, Bees in My Pockets, a lifelong dream come true!
Inspired by her two sons, the story follows a fantastical adventure that is both fun and informative, exploring themes such as assumptions and empathy, with a dash of adult humour.
It’s now available on https://t.co/XAzsZg2StV, Barnes & Noble, and the FriesenPress. The hardcover edition uses premium ink for vibrant, high-quality illustrations. It’s a great book, and I hope you’ll grab a copy and share it with the little ones in your life too!
➡️ Check it out and support a wonderful new author!
https://t.co/DeXpp06bvW
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Bringing 'new nature' into the finest details, we also created a custom typeface with cells at its core.
Also, everybody loves a bit of variability! @nan_xyz_ brought it to life.
Unica77 posters available now at https://t.co/HxXfjObLje, printed on the occasion of our collaboration with @PolestarCars during the Zürich Design Weeks 2023.
F4 format, offset printed in Red/Silver, and 2-sided: TM Nr. 4, pp.189–202 “From Helvetica to Haas Unica” on the back.
New book: QSL? (Do You Confirm Receipt of My Transmission?)—a visual language of two-way radio communication. Now on pre-order: https://t.co/W9us1W7q95
Delighted with how https://t.co/2OFIoglbzt is shaping up. Still go lots of enthusiasm for it, even after eight years, adding new logos everyday. Well over 3000 now, with a special focus on Japanese logos.
#logos#branding#logodesign#design#japanesedesign#logodesigner
Sudbury Town station was built in 1932 when Johnston’s 1916 Underground typeface was under review. A new face was commissioned from Percy Delf Smith. The experiment failed, but Smith’s serif face remains in situ today. A no. of his original petit-serif drawings are at St Bride.