Typography is one of the core areas of design, but it is often overlooked in fields of design, and many of us have seen a plethora of cheesy text effects that attempt to pass for quality typography. But, in high quality design, mastering typography is an essential component. In many print advertisements, typography is the core aspect of the design, because it communicates both text and a visual concept.
In this post, we’ll examine some spectacular examples of typography in print advertising. Let us know in the comments what you think of each piece, or if you’ve come across any other examples.
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WMF Knives – Apple
Everythign in Every Thing by Fil Dunsky
Hwa-Young Hotel Balloons
Webber Wentzel Attorneys Firemen
Jung von Matt – Anatomy of a Great Idea
ACAB – All Cars and Bikes
Dom in Rock
MTV Organic
HBO ‘Unexpected’
Typography Burger
Lexus CT 200H
NSPCC Thank You
Saizen Media
Orange 100%
True Love
Energia School: Solid Foundation
Grupo Vhiver: Cell
Bexomer: Rat
Coca-Cola Contest
CTS Graphic: Typography
