30 Corporate Design Typefaces

A magazine article with 30 typefaces suitable for corporate design. It's good to have a bit of background knowledge on the fonts and how, when and by whom they were designed. I'm sure this article will help me when I'm struggling to find a suitable typeface.

30 Corporate Design Typefaces

Cut Paper Art

Peter Callesen creates beautiful paper art. It's impressive what can be created using just paper and glue, and also the scale of some of the pieces.
Information about other works, exhibitions and more images can be seen here.

Pencil Lead Art

Absolutely amazing pencil lead art created by Dalton Ghetti. It's so precise and intricate.
More images can be seen here

Starbucks Logo

I'm liking the new Starbucks logo at the moment. It's much simpler and is free of the circles boundary from the previous logos. The text has also been removed, and with it being such an iconic logo, it's still as effective and obvious of the company as ever before.

It's definitely been brought up to date, looking more contemporary but still keeping the main element that has been the logo seen since 1971.

Beach Calligraphy

I came across these amazing images yesterday and was really impressed. The artist is Andrew van der Merwe, in a style he calls beach calligraphy.The carving into the sand is so precise, with wonderful shadows cast into the lines, and the location looks so serene.
Find more photos and information here

Terrible Packaging

This is an example of dreadful design.
I really don't understand what Wella were thinking. This packaging is so dull and dated that it doesn't stand out on a shelf full of colourful, shiny, vibrant hair dye boxes. Also I don't understand how they can put 'brand leader' in the top right corner.
Maybe it's meant to be a joke?
Who knows!

Faces I've Never Seen Before

Faces I've never seen before.

A lovely selection of faces seen in everyday objects.