UT Austin Design: Daily Type

The Daily Type is a semester-long collaborative project created by 21 sophomore students in the Design Division at The University of Texas at Austin during the spring semester of 2015. Each student took a photograph of typographic installation that they found in Austin then post one per a day—starting from the beginning of the semester until the end—each archived 100 photos in total. This assignment is intended to help student develop a habit of daily creative practice, and also to heighten their sensitivity typography in diverse public context. This online archive will act as a catalog of Austin’s typographic heritage captured through eyes of UT design students.

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Vibrant greens contrast nicely with the lively blues. Popular on campus spot for dining after midnight!

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Austin Java. A great place to grab food and a cup of tasty Joe er… Java.

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Rainey Street dining El Naranjo. Native plants, rustic metal, reclaimed wood.

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Pedi-cabs. A great way to get around downtown Austin.

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Trip to A&M.

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