TELEFONICA, LIKE MOST CELLPHONE PROVIDERS, isn’t known for its innovation in design. But look at the way these two simple words have been set, each letter casting a shadow on the one that follows.
It’s enticing, it’s novel, and it draws you in, in a way that plain text wouldn’t. I’ve never seen this technique before, but I’m sure I’ll see it again.
A REASONABLY ATTRACTIVE retro-style clock in a Newmarket café. But can you figure out the time? With the hands exactly the same colour, shape and size as…
I FIRST CAME ACROSS THIS WATER COOLER at the BBC radio headquarters in London. It features two buttons, an LCD screen, and two taps. When you press…
IT’S NOT OFTEN THAT A CORPORATE entity such as Eurostar gets playful with typography. But this notice on their London St Pancras platform is a splendid choice…