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.

An interesting typographic experiment. Paul Hollingworth played with lines to form letters. Via Behance.

This experimental typeface by Riccardo Sabatini is really spectacular.

A fascinating experiment: train set typography.

A generative typography experiment. Read about it on Dina Silanteva’s website.

Take the same word, in our case “Goofy”, and give it all kind of type treatments. That’s what the people of Goofy Creative did, and it looks quite good.

Isabel Lucena created the “equal font” where all the characters occupy the same area per square meter. Each letter’s area is calculated by counting the pixels each character takes on screen. The thickness of letters is then adjusted to use the same amount of pixels. More on Designboom.

Interesting stop-motion video by Doyle Partners that shows the making-off of a real life typographic text made with blue-tape in a gym. It was originally created to illustrate a New-York Times article and took 6 hours to create with 7 people taping.

Once again, we feature the handmade fonts shared on Behance, as amazing as usual.

A cool hand-made typographic poster by Australian artist Dominique Falla.