F for Friday!
Last night, I stumbled upon Daily Drop Cap, an incredibly creative series of stylized letters, from A to Z, by typographer and illustrator Jessica Hische. So happy I found it. I felt like a little kid who just peeked into a kaleidoscope for the first time -- so many colors and shapes! Go check out the project, and prepare to be duly impressed!
(via English Muffin)
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That is so cool & pretty! How awesome of you to stumble across this. Thanks for posting :)
ReplyDeleteooo i'll have to check this out:) thanks for the heads up, helen! hope ure enjoying ur weekend!
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Fantastic!! Thank you for the link and great blog yourself :)
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing! so glad i found this post because i am looking for some new, creative fonts for my website...
ReplyDeletexoxo alison
oooh this is so gorgeous! looove loove! and thanks so much for your kind comments about my blog!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, I'm so happy to have helped spread the word! :)
ReplyDeleteWow, those letters are amazing! The site looks so good and they are each so intricate :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for this! I've never encountered such a website until now. Typography is indeed a big part of website design. Don't you agree, Helen? People could use those stylized letters for a website banner or signature. My folks in Ohio would surely use the letter O!
ReplyDeleteThis is truly a brilliant typography, Helen! Maybe it would be great if you will use them for your cute web design. My wife (who is now having a vacation in Waterloo), has her own blog and website too. Since she worked at an agency in Guelph, web design became her passion, so from time to time, she always make sure that her sites are well-made and they look attractive to fellow bloggers and internet users, as well.
ReplyDeleteWow, that's very intricate! I'm a bit of a typeface collector, and I enjoy using them in the websites I help build, just for kicks. Every letter has its personality, and every web owner his or her taste, and all those should be used to create a vibrant website.
ReplyDelete- Kevin Beamer