Guerrilla typography: 30 amazing photos of type in the wild
Font Sunday is a Twitter phenomenon that's getting typophiles around the globe sharing pictures of fonts seen in the wild. Richard Garside of fontpicker.net hunts down his favourites.
13. Archives - Letraset
Letrasets are no longer commonplace and mainly now resigned to people's archives. They remind me of my dad who gave me loads when he no longer needed them for his architectural work. I used all mine, but these belong to @margotswift and are still sticky.
14. Archives - Tax disc
Keep something long enough and it may rise above its humble origins and its true beauty may be seen. This 1955 tax disc tweeted by @GillySheridan was once a common object that most people probably threw away. Now it's brilliant.
15. Summertime - American Airlines
Summer has been a mixed bag this year, but there were some wonderful Font Sunday pictures. I think this poster from @sjculture is my favourite because it reminds me of Mad Men.
16. Summertime - Mojito
This fun serif font tweeted by @Komalantz makes me want a cool refreshing mojito, even though I don't like rum.
17. Fonts on food - Potato shapes
@Redmanbecky obviously knows how to have fun with food and fonts. Now someone get me some alphabetti spaghetti!
18. Fonts on food - Rock on
Food with fonts all the way through. This rock tweeted by @smileymonroeltd looks amazing and makes me wonder how they make it.
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