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jin jin

an orange poster with arrows on it that says auditorium, exhibition, toilets and toilet

LATER CAME EARLY Exhibition

LATER CAME EARLY exhibition on Behance

three different colored cubes stacked on top of each other with the words conference room a, textile workshop f2 and office 11

Dakar Institute of Design - the branding people

three different colored signs are stacked on top of each other with arrows pointing in opposite directions

Brand Agency – Stockholm, Oslo, New York, Chicago

Kurppa Hosk - Design Agency Stockholm New York

a multicolored box sitting on the ground in front of an escalator

designeverywhere.co

Stadsmakerscongres Rotterdam

an exit sign with arrows pointing to the left and right directions in black and white

The Classic Standards Manual Exclusively Re-Released On Kickstarter

The Classic Standards Manual Exclusively Re Released On Kickstarter

the information sign is clearly visible for all of us to see on their website page

Barail is a Utilitarian Typeface Fit for Train Station Boards

Name: BarailDesigner: Jangs MüllerFoundry: Jangs Müller Type FoundryReleased: October 2018Backstory: Jangs Müller Type Foundry is a one-man project run by a graphic designer who goes by the name of Jangs Müller, currently working out of New Haven, Connecticut. Its fonts are largely conceptua

six posters with different shapes on them in various colors and sizes, including the letter w

Back to basics with Davide Di Gennaro’s symbol-heavy design workshop identity

Italian designer Davide Di Gennaro AKA DDG’s identity for San Marino University’s design workshop week puts icons and symbols to excellent use. Graphics for each event in the seven-day series at the Italian institution utilised different icons, and as the theme for the 2015 workshops was design for territory, Davide’s identity draws on symbols related to cartography and map-making. Simple and largely undecorated, the back-to-basics design is thoroughly pleasing to the eye.