Display Type, Archive - Archive was inspired by Courier New. It was developed to see what a classic typface would look like if it were kerned like a contemporary typeface.
Display Type, Dynasty - Dynasty was developed for Shock Hazard, a multimedia company. Their logo is a lightning bolt symbol on a yellow caution sign. Shock Hazard Multimedia wanted a typeface that would compliment the existing logo. A stroked oblique version of the graphic shown was used.
Display Type, Microphone - The Microphone typeface was inspired by the classic microphones of the 40's and 50's. In that sense the aesthetic is conservative and controlled, yet, stylized and linear. This typeface was used in a club flyer layout by Rockstar Design.
Display Type, New Era - The New Era typeface was used, simply, to write the word enjoy. Curves are used over strait lines which imply comfort and a pacified mindstate. The stroked bold version shown was used on T-shirts for Idle Apparel Company.
Display Type, Phono - The word phono was inspired by the club life. Stamped out of a rounded box, the capitals make bold statements when stroked. The phono typeface was used on T-shirts, advertisements and flyers by Idle Apparel Company.
Display Type, Ready - The Ready, Black typeface was designed to create a visual impact when used for signage. The graphic shown illustrates how dynamic this typeface can be. The Ready graphic, as well as other graphics using the Ready typeface were used on T-shirts for Idle Apparel Company.
Display Type, Tab - The tab typeface was inspired by 70's and 80's circuit boards. ...back when you could actually see the details. Tab was used to customize Zip disk labels.
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