In an article for Print magazine, type expert Paul Shaw traces the origin of these Asian-inspired fonts. They began in 1883, when the Cleveland Type Foundry created a typeface called Chinese, which became known as Mandarin by the mid 1950s. The font became famous when it was used in a poster that promoted tourism to San Francisco’s Chinatown after the 1906 earthquake.
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Street Sign + Ad Sign on Flickr.
Pushing ISO to 1600 and the grain is larger apparently. :’(
Will get more high ISO film later.
in Wan Chai, Hong Kong.
with Natura Classica + fuji xtra400 (push up ISO 1600).
El-Seed: One of my favourite Artist who inspires me. His art is a mixture of street art and Arabic Calligraphy. His work is truly beautiful and they always have a great message behind them.
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Image - a photo of three neon words on a wall written in script typeface. They say Educate, Agitate and Organize.
Verbs to fuckin’ live by.
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The Yellow Pages 1967
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Shalom Harlow at Alexander McQueen Spring/Summer 1999 - No. 13
This show...
People seem able to hold two objects in...
stumps i would collect
Wallpaper by Dan Funderburgh
Available here.
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