russetman- Timisoara
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May 09, 1986Job:
Multidisciplinary DesignerWebsite
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FreelanceBiography:
Stefan Lucut is 21 years old and he is from Ploiesti/ Romania, now based in Timisoara/Romania. In 2000 he was winning a painting
contest and 8 computers for his gymnasium school. Rita Badulescu is his first teacher that guided and supported him and his graphic
designer abilities. He successfully finishes Architecture High School.
In his third year at Art University in Timisoara, Stefan he
is now working as a freelance, and he tries to fill the image-goals with his vision about good taste image.
At this moment, Stefan is
a full member of the eclectic artist community, Depthcore www.depthcore.com He also is the owner of the electric design portal
Etcetering www.etcetering.com Stefan Lucut recently become a proud member of THE KDU (The Keystone Design Union).
“For me, graphic design in no more than expressing life as I feel it.” Free, colorful and in huge daily
doses “Freestyle.Color.Overdose.“
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Blog Item
November 29th, 2007
The New(er) Typography(Internal News)
See what is the trend regarding typography. Cool link .
Comments (7)
Good, now that the sparkle-fashion-mania is almost over...
;)
Yeah, so true. I love it but it is the typography of the moment. In 20 years when we design a piece that we want to look like it was from 2005-07, we will do giant geometric type without counters.
Dont get me wrong though, I do love it for what it is and its always nice to witness trends and evolutions within design and typography.
The book "logo" at the beginning of the post is a great book bdw
Yeah I have nothing against trends. They're just a collective "feeling/look of the moment" or the zeitgeist after all.
Personally, I just don't like styles bastardized all the way to another galaxy.
Bad copying, that is (e.g. diagonal lines all over the place, sparkles, crests, you name it...) :)
Nice post by Armin. It is a trend right now, but if you think about how often you see this in everyday life, it's a minuscule example of a "typography trend". Most trends we see are really only trends to us- not to the rest of the non-design world. If a client wants something fresh and you use geo-type to accomplish that, who cares!
I agree touhey and this is just a minuscule thing of what I (we all) can do!
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