This poster was made by London based graphic designer, Timba Smits for an exhibition called, "Go Font Yourself." I wanted to do a bit of research on this poster because the way that it was created made it look like an aged boardgame from the 1950's, which is what the artist intended. I think it would be great if a board game like this really existed-I for one would purchase it instantly. The poster was designed for the fictional board game, fontopoly, which is a parody of the popular children's board game that we're all familiar with, Monopoly. With squares like Meta Street, Eurostile Station, and the Palatino Circus, this board game seems like a good representation of the varieties of typefaces that exist and the most popularly used ones like Frutiger.
Friday, October 15, 2010
Fontopoly
This poster was made by London based graphic designer, Timba Smits for an exhibition called, "Go Font Yourself." I wanted to do a bit of research on this poster because the way that it was created made it look like an aged boardgame from the 1950's, which is what the artist intended. I think it would be great if a board game like this really existed-I for one would purchase it instantly. The poster was designed for the fictional board game, fontopoly, which is a parody of the popular children's board game that we're all familiar with, Monopoly. With squares like Meta Street, Eurostile Station, and the Palatino Circus, this board game seems like a good representation of the varieties of typefaces that exist and the most popularly used ones like Frutiger.
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