An album showcasing calligraphic writing style by Johann Hering, a scribe who worked in the 1620s. Via Bibliodyssey.

Talk about a niche industry. For companies who want to create a green version of their logo, this is probably the company they should contact.

Some cool typographic posters created by Joey Camacho. Via Design is Blank.

In 1937, on the 100th anniversary of the founding of The Bauer Type Foundry in 1837, the storied firm issued “Bauer’s Family Tree of Printing Types.” The beautifully illustrated and precisely lettered arbor may not be entirely accurate, history-wise, but it is a delightful way of learning about the lineage of type. Via Imprint.

A cool typographic project for the 2011 edition of Parklife by Briton Smith.

Letterpress-themed wine label, love it. Via Lovely Package.

Atlanta-based artist brian dettmer has created his ‘textonomy’ installation for toomey and tourell gallery. the sculptor creatively destroys solely vintage non-fiction books– outdated dictionaries, encyclopedias and history text that would otherwise remain unread and recycled. Via Designboom.

Farah Tamachi’s senior thesis is a six-foot-tall wall installation filled with rich flourishes and generously luscious type– all crafted in the humble medium of corrugated cardboard. The 3D type protrudes crisply from the wall, bearing the words, “Discovery ignites the passion to create.”. Via Jeannie Jeannie.

Lovely animal alphabet etched by Mark Long.

This London based model agency’s corporate identity was redesigned by Mind Design and Simon Egli. The identity uses several logo variations based on a modular system of art-deco inspired elements.