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I love these type designs by Fatih Hardal.  I believe these are done in ink.  They are very expressive while minimal and geometric.  The details are beautiful.

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Jed Chisholm.  This kind of type style gives of a very 70s-80s feel.  A lot of Chisholm’s type has this type of style.  He is a very talented type designer.

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"Edge” by Cheolhong Kim.

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Experimental type with Technokal Rapid glue.

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“Terrible Two” by Severino Canepa.  I found this poster as I was researching Russian Constructivism for a possible project.  Canepa uses the iconic black, white and red palette associated with constructvism.  I like the treatment of the type as well.  It is very bold and dynamic which pairs well with the other design elements like the lightening bolts.

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I love how the letter forms that make up ‘thrilling’ so minimally and effectively take the characteristics of buildings at night.

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Bauhaus inspired typeface - very geometric and minimal.  This is another style we’ve been learning about in Graphic Design History.  Along with Swiss Style, The Bauhaus School inspires me as well.

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FE Iron.  I love the dynamic type treatment of the fe.  They come out of the element rectangle and have a vibrating effect,

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Another great example of Swiss Style.

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Kasi Turpin

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This type design has a strong Futurism influence.  This was a period all about type and experimentation.  This poster especially reminds me of Calligrammes--a typographic experimentation by Guillaume Apollinaire.  He related visual form to poetic content.

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