Friday, February 8, 2008
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This blog is about signs, symbols and typography in their natural habitat
Signs define our built environment more than architecture. This may be news to architects, but it shouldn't be. In the same way that dirty clothes, yesterday's newspaper and and dusty brick-a-brack clutter up those unlived-in rooms from Better Homes and Gardens once the cameras are gone, signage clutters up the streetscape. Open your eyes. What do you see? Signs. You see signs.
Russell's Sign Photos
sign observer links
- Typophile.
- Type Culture
- Villatype. A record of Type and Letering in te Public Domain
- Jules Vernacular ~
- Mark Simonson
- Inscribed in the Living Tile. (the TTC)
- Design Observer
- Between Schedule Events - Russell's other blog (one of them)
- Under Consideration, Speak up
- Typophile.
- Villatype. A record of Type and Letering in te Public Domain
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