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Neuschwanstein Castle Eduard Riedel

Looming over the small Bavarian town of Hohenschwangau are the turrets and towers of one of the world’s most famous “fairytale” castles. Schloß Neuschwanstein, or “New Swan Stone Castle,” was the fantastical creation of King Ludwig II – a monarch who dreamed of creating for himself an ideal medieval palace, nestled in the Alps. Though designed to represent a 13th-century Romanesque castle, Neuschwanstein was a thoroughly 19th-century project, constructed using industrial methods and filled with modern comforts and conveniences; indeed, without the technological advancements of the time, Ludwig could never have escaped into his medieval fantasy. 

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Feliks Konczakowski

A small sampling of the mesmerizing infinite animations created by Feliks Konczakowski you will find on his tumblr.

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Broadway, from A to Z

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Broadway is easily America’s most famous thoroughfare. Starting in lower Manhattan at Bowling Green and running the entire length of the island, it strings together some nine to fifteen neighborhoods—depending on who you ask—before bleeding over into the Bronx, serving as a cross-sectional study of the City’s diversity in ethnicity, utility and design. As the Main Street of Manhattan, Broadway exhibits a catalogue of lettering—from neon lights to mom-and-pop shop signs, from theater marquees to building names.

The team at created this virtual tour of the typography of Broadway. These couple of images are a pale attempt to show you what you can see in the webpage. If you want to see a beautifully done page that marries typography, design and architecture. Check out Broadway, from A to Z !

Team:

AUTHOR: Gabriella Garcia

EXPERT: Ksenya Samarskaya

DESIGN: Sergii Rodionov

PHOTOGRAPHER: Lia Bekyan

DEVELOPER: Oleg Mokhniuk

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Icons of Wall Street Farago Design

Illustrations of iconic Wall Street area buildings commissioned by DownTown Alliance of New York. From the top:

90 West Street (alternatively West Street Building (1907)

Trinity Church, 75 Broadway (1698)

Woolworth Building, 233 Broadway (1913)

Statue of Liberty (1886)

Fraunces Tavern, 54 Pearl Street (1719)

14 Wall Street, originally the Bankers Trust Company Building (1933)

Woolworth Building, 233 Broadway (1913)

The story of these drawings can be found HERE.

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The shaft lineup

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Who doesn’t love stickers? This assorted pack of stickers has a little bit of everything. High quality UV resistant matte vinyl stickers look good on helmets, cars, coolers, snowboards, etc… Sticker pack now available

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