Daniel Prothero @danielprothero - Tumblr Blog

My pain is constant and sharp, and I do not hope for a better world for anyone. In fact, I want my pain to be inflicted on others. I want no one to escape.

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Urm by Druillet

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Night of the Living Dead (George A. Romero, 1968)

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How many Mighty Max playsets did you have as a kid? A personal favourite of ours was the “Wolfship 7" Doom Zone.

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– EH

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– EH

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— JZ

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Thai poster for Red Heat (Walter Hill, 1988)

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- TS

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Kentucky theatre, 1932

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Kung Fu Halloween one-sheet movie poster, 1977.

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Shadow Type: Classic Three-Dimensional Lettering by Steven Heller

Designers often look to the past for ways to enliven their projects. Letters with relief and shadow have long been an effective way to add spectacle or intrigue to otherwise mundane words. Introduced in metal type as early as 1815, shadow typefaces were a form of early experimentation among type founders. In the late nineteenth century, the form was adopted in wood type for use in posters and has been embraced ever since by designers looking for ways to communicate a sense of monumentality, a feeling of confidence, or a simple impression of optimism. Shadow Type presents a broad spectrum of examples—advertising, shop signs, billboards, posters, type-specimen books—featuring the most popular, rare, and (nearly) forgotten dimensional letters from Europe and the United States. Compiled by the leading historian of graphic design Steven Heller and renowned graphic designer Louise Fili, this invaluable collection, packed full of typographic ideas, will inspire anyone aiming to give more depth to their design.

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