A brand Bootleg created for new ski apparel startup PharNorth using the amazing Typodermic font Marianas.
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A brand Bootleg created for new ski apparel startup PharNorth using the amazing Typodermic font Marianas.
We recently incorporated this font into the not yet live redesign of the favl.org site. Fertigo Pro is a free front from the Exljbris Font Foundry.
A recent packaging deisign by Bootleg Enterprise for The Natural Baby Company. The font used for the logo is Coquette from the Mark Simonson Studio. I discovered Marks fonts in a MyFonts newsletter, a great type resource and worthy email newsletter.
The 2009 Dirtbag Ball poster is available for purchase online at bootlegenterrpise.com. It is 11 x 16 and printed on a digital press. The font, Quadaptor, is provided by Ray Larabie of typodermic.com. Thanks again Ray for another amazing, adaptable font.
This poster has multiple meanings. If you are a Brigder Bowl skiir you can appreciate the Change given the expansion of the ski area that people have been waiting for for years. If you are not, you may appreciate it as a solid knockoff of Shepard Fairey's now famous Obama poster.
A good interview with type designer Nick Shinn.
Russian Art & Books: Something about this site never gets old. Imperial, Soviet and Emigrant Paintings, Graphics, Prints, Illustrated Russian Books & Magazines, Sheet Music, Ephemera, Photography, Posters, Autographs, etc.
We recently developed a brand for Brock Dubbles, Principal Learning Architect and President of vgAlt.com. Once again Ray Larabie of Typodermic and another one of his amazing fonts won the race. Neuropol X, a futuristic font recalling sci-fi, video games, Vectorbeams, and flatbed plotters. Neuropol X bridges the style gap between the geometric sans serif fonts of the late 20th century and superelliptical futuristic fonts. Thanks again Ray, out of the thousands of fonts available out there yours came up again. We appreciate it.
A treasure trove of amazing Russian design. A valuable source for any designer who's ever been inspired by Soviet Paintings, Graphics, Prints, Illustrations and Posters.
Thank you to to Ray Larabie of Larabie Fonts for the use of his excellent font Kimberely.