Last week in American art history, we covered Jackson Pollock, famous American abstract expressionist painter. Earlier today I was googling and came across this website:
where you can create your own abstract expressionist web-painting. The paint 'drips' as you move the mouse and when you click, the paint changes colors. Though it doesn't quite capture what Pollock did, it is quite fun.
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a blog all about letters, typography and graphic design related art. welcome to my passion.
About Me
- Lauren
- I am all about design, fonts and typography. You can just call me the Logoist. I decided to make my life revolve even more around these things I love by running this blog. I hope you enjoy it.
Blog Archive
Must-Reads
- Anatomy of a Typeface by Alexander Lawson
- Caffiene for the Creative Mind: 250 exercises to wake up your brain by Stefan Mumaw & Wendy Lee Oldfield
- Careers by Design by Roz Goldfarb
- It's Not How Good You Are, It's How Good You Want to Be by Paul Arden
- Talent is Not Enough: Business Secrets for Designers by Shel Perkins
- The Art of Looking Sideways by Alan Fletcher
- The Serif Fairy by Rene Siegfried
- The Ten Commandments of Typography + Type Heresy by Paul Felton
- Thinking With Type by Ellen Lupton
- Whatever You Think, Think Opposite by Paul Arden
- Word Craft by Alex Frankel
Great Web Resources
- Association Typographique International
- DaFonts.com - my favorite fonts source
- Design Observer Blog
- Ellen Lupton is wonderful
- Emigre
- Extensis on Typography
- eye Magazine
- Font Bureau
- FontShop
- Garage Fonts Foundry
- H&JF Type Foundry
- links to cool art blogs.
- Mathematical Poetry thru Flash
- Must-Have Merch for type lovers
- PostSecret
- Society of Typographic Aficionados
- Speak Up
- Take a tour of Type City
- Typeradio.org
- TypeTalkFonts
- Typo magazine
- Typographer.org
- Typographica
- Visual poetry
Typography is what language looks like. -Ellen Lupton
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