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Created in Adobe InDesign.

One from a set of three posters designed to profile the Vox type classification system. Each poster profiles a category and its identifiable features and uses a typeface within that category to personify the group.

Individual Posters:
Slab Serif: [link]
Script: [link]
Garalde: [link]

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=alexluna Jan 7, 2012  Student Interface Designer
OMG that effing awesome. XD Love the humor and the design!

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I’m a solipsistic conspiracy theorist. I’m sure I must be up to something, and I will not stop until I find out what. (xkcd.com)
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~Jita-chan May 6, 2009
Lol! I love this! you found a really creative way to display the type and make it look like an object. I like the color choices as well, it ties in very well with the 'wanted' feel. Though I would like to know if the number on his sign has any meaning XD

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I have an Associates degree for Graphic Communications ^^ so If you have anything you want me to design on commission let me know :P
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~humanskin May 6, 2009
All of the information on his sign pertains to information about the typeface. In this case, 1845 was when Clarendon was first developed. Robert Besley of Fann Street Foundry was who created it.
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~Jita-chan May 7, 2009
oooh, that's really interesting!! X3

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I have an Associates degree for Graphic Communications ^^ so If you have anything you want me to design on commission let me know :P
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!Sander-Seto Dec 5, 2008
Your work has been featured in the SPECIAL big Text Art issue! :#1:: [link]

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!Sander-Seto Nov 8, 2008
This work has been featured in a news article: [link] !

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~BrazilianNut Apr 10, 2008  Student General Artist
He reminds me of Colonel Mustard from Detective (or "Clue")

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Eu falo português
I speak English
Yo hablo español
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~Cantus-J-Fraggle Apr 10, 2008  Professional Traditional Artist
Or Cluedo (what we call it in the UK ;))

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The existence of flamethrowers proves that someone, somewhere, at sometime, said: "I need to set that thing on fire, but it's too far away."
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~nuustik Apr 10, 2008  Student Traditional Artist
This is really crative:D Nice!
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~Archrono Apr 10, 2008
There's quite a bit of digital gunk around the small letters that usually occurs when the compression factor is set too high when saving (some programs prompt you to select this value every time you save; others have an option in the menu for selecting a value, and simply default to a certain value if you hit Save)

The character is very cool; impressive that you made the letters so clear, yet blend so well into a body
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