TYPO SF is a mere three weeks away! We’re not the only ones who can’t wait…
Today on the blog we’re talking with Heather Braxton who is traveling to TYPO all the way from Connecticut with the Western Connecticut State University Art and Graphic Design Club. Read on to find out why this group thinks TYPO SF is worth the trip.
We’re excited to announce that the Tattly Randomizer will be at TYPO SF 2014! What is the Tattly Randomizer, you ask? Imagine the mini vending machines that would take your quarters and spit out a random temporary tattoo when you were a kid. Now, replace the cheesy designs you remember with creative, “designy” illustrations and images, and you have the Tattly Randomizer!
Rhythm Remarks is back again with our next speaker, George Zisiadis. Zisiadis is an interactive artist and designer who’s interdisciplinary projects playfully re-imagine the everyday and inspire people to see the world in new ways.
At this year’s conference, you can take a break from the TYPO hustle and bustle in Adobe Typekit’s Pop-Up Library. In this unique lounge space, the Typekit team shares some of their favorite design books for your perusal.
TYPO SF Rhythm will play host to educational faculty members and students who will travel from as far as Dar Al-Hekma College in Saudi Arabia to participate in this year’s conference.
TYPO would never be a success without our attendees. Curious about what draws these awesome designers and design fans to our conference? Read on!
In this edition of Rhythm Remarks we catch up with Sydney’s Gemma O’Brien. O’Brien is a typographer, hand-letterer, and illustrator who has been on FontShop’s radar since her experimental video in which she covered her body with hand lettering.
TYPO SF Rhythm will feature two creative “Happenings” throughout the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. These interactive art installations will engage your imagination and give you a chance to explore new media. Read on to learn more!
Rhythm Remarks is back again with Dan Rhatigan. Rhatigan is a typeographer, typeface designer, and the UK type director for Monotype. He has also taught part-time at the ArtEZ Institute of the Arts in the Netherlands.
The cusp of March is a time of transition in San Francisco. Unpredictable weather brings early blooming flowers. Locals, scrambling to find an old umbrella after a dark and dry winter, shuffle out of their houses thinking towards Spring.
If you’re looking to beat the winter blues and warm up your creative juices, join us this April at TYPO San Francisco 2014.
Today Denise Gonzales Crisp joins us for another edition of Rhythm Remarks. Crisp is a graphic designer and Professor of Graphic Design at North Carolina State University, who calls both Los Angeles and Raleigh home.
Can you believe it’s just seven weeks until TYPO is here? Watch this space and your email next week for the full schedule, but read on for a peek at what we’ve got planned.
