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The Art of Scent on Behance bei @weheartit.com – http://whrt.it/17d9NsP
Reblogged from Tilds Archive
Fuel
New logo for the FUEL Bespoke Motorcycles Company established in 2010.
Reblogged from Escape Kit
Like a brother to Gin, Bourbon is a condensed display typeface inspired by the likes of whiskey bottles and vintage serifs. It enjoys long walks with subtle, distressed textures or a nice, good-ole script.
One night, the “Regular” style decided to get into a bar fight and ended up looking “Rough” with a more printed, aged feel. Bourbon Rough works great in larger sizes and with anti-aliasing set to “Smooth.”
Reblogged from Typography & Quotes
James White | http://signalnoise.com
“My “dream client” would be NASA. Hands down, top of the list. I would really enjoy being a part of something I believe so much in, being that of space exploration and the pursuit of understanding the mechanics of the universe. Greater still, bringing back that sense of enthusiasm toward NASA that I remember as a child. Taking references and designs from my childhood, ie. FisherPrice space toys, LEGO and other things, I created this line of unofficial NASA mission patches in hopes of catching their attention.”
James White is a visual artist and designer from Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada, and is the one-man wrecking crew behind the Signalnoise Studio. Drawing since the age of 4, his career started very early and now with 14 years of design experience, he has worked with clients such as Nike, Google, MTV, Diesel, VH1, Wired, Universal Music, and more. On top of that, James prides himself on the many personal art projects he endeavors in order to keep evolving as a creative person, including alternative art movie posters
1. dip a spoon of gallium in a glass of hot water
2. make a bubble with smoke instead of air
3. dissolve the tablet in weightlessness
4. set fire to the energy-saving lamp
5. push two identical clouds of smoke
6. create a vacuum in the empty tank
7. set fire to the smoke from the candles
8. overturn the glass with smoke
9. pour the hot solution in a plastic cup [x]
Reblogged from The Science of Reality
