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Book 210
Shadow Type: Classic Three-Dimensional Lettering
Steven Heller and Louise Fili
Princeton Architectural Press 2013
More loveliness from Steven Heller and Louise Fili. I’m also a big fan of this format: 7”x10”, paper-over-boards, large enough for effective display, yet small enough to be comfortable.
Name: Nefareon Name Etymology: Portmanteau of Nefarious and Eon Classification: Shadow Pokemon Type: Shadow Evolution Method: Evolves from an Eevee who's heart has been closed Ability: Pressure Flavour Text: This Eevee evolution is banned in every region and having one is grounds for immediate arrest and confiscation of all Pokemon. After the events in Orre, any remaining Shadow Pokemon have been stolen and scattered throughout several regions. Nefareon is one of the most common, given how easy it is to alter Eevee's unstable DNA. It is absolutely merciless in battle, having no regard for anyone else, including it's Trainer. It will attack anyone that it feels is getting in it's way, humans and allies included.
Eon Burst Shadow Physical 100 BP / 100 Acc / 10 PP A dangerous full-body ramming attack. This also damages the user a little. (Nefareon is obviously not present in Civisce Region as Shadow Pokemon don't exist there. I still thought it'd be interesting to have an Eevee evolve with it's heart closed.
Also I am still taking that break! These have just been lying around for a while. I wanted to upload them since I initially revealed all my eeveelutions but it didn’t make much sense to do so, thus here we are now.)
Worshop avec Yoann Minet graphiste-typographe.
Losco typographie. Le spécimen reprend les contours de cinq latines issues d’une enseigne vernaculaire en ne gardant que ses ombres.
LOSCO reflète les reliefs des typographies de garages mais aussi la trace que laissent les enseignes populaires qui s’effacent au fils du temps.
A quick and dirty G on glass based on an old neon sign. Couldn't find a good angle to take a photo so the best one includes an Asian squat lol ✌🏼 (at Bayview-Hunters Point, San Francisco)
Shadow Type by Ian Barnard Twitter || Source
Travelogue lettering • III
