Expo-2000 Robot

We recently got sent this photograph of a strange robotic being displaying a cryptic message.

Love Music Love Food in the Observer

If you picked up a copy of the Observer on Sunday then you may have seen the work of Love Music Love Food featured in Observer Food Monthly.

Virus in use: d*face bike

Not wishing to jump on the bandwagon, but we couldn’t help noticing the use of our typeface Exocet on this one off track frame.

The Cult of Virus

Various members of the Cult of Virus have been sending in their spots of VirusFonts, found in weird and wonderful places around the world.

Seen in Prague: Mason

Mason is one of the studio’s most well known (and most used) typefaces and it is always interesting to see it abroad.

Seen: Unusual Typographic Gravestones – Patrick Caulfield

Many of you who followed my work will know one of my main inspirations and areas of interest has been memorials and stone-carved lettering. (I even wrote a thesis about them for my BA at Central St. Martins).

In Use: Priori

It came to our attention a while ago, but we have neglected to post in on the blog until now – Priori Serif is being used by University Challenge.

Bourgeois at the Movies

Following on from a previous blog post earlier this month, Film’s Favourite Font?, we recently came across another of our typefaces being used on a Movie poster.

Film’s Favourite Font?

It’s always interesting to spot another use of one of our fonts. Recently we’ve noticed that the publicity for an upcoming film release Dorian Gray has been featuring Mason. The British film is an adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s 1891 novel The Picture of Dorian Gray and stars Barn Barnes and Colin Firth, amongst others.

Television Delivers People

‘Produced in 1973, “Television Delivers People” is a seminal work in the now well-established critique of popular media as an instrument of social control that asserts itself subtly on the populace through “entertainments,” for the benefit of those in power-the corporations that mantain and profit from the status quo.