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hungarianfashionsbeauty:

Kinga Rajzak ‘Then & Now’ by David Dunan for Vogue China May 2013

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hungarianfashionsbeauty: Kinga Rajzak ‘Then & Now’ by David Dunan for Vogue China May 2013
hungarianfashionsbeauty: Kinga Rajzak ‘Then & Now’ by David Dunan for Vogue China May 2013
hungarianfashionsbeauty: Kinga Rajzak ‘Then & Now’ by David Dunan for Vogue China May 2013
hungarianfashionsbeauty: Kinga Rajzak ‘Then & Now’ by David Dunan for Vogue China May 2013
hungarianfashionsbeauty: Kinga Rajzak ‘Then & Now’ by David Dunan for Vogue China May 2013
hungarianfashionsbeauty: Kinga Rajzak ‘Then & Now’ by David Dunan for Vogue China May 2013
hungarianfashionsbeauty: Kinga Rajzak ‘Then & Now’ by David Dunan for Vogue China May 2013
hungarianfashionsbeauty: Kinga Rajzak ‘Then & Now’ by David Dunan for Vogue China May 2013
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neitherlandish:

Frantisek Kupka, Nocturne (1910) & Creation (1920).

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neitherlandish: Frantisek Kupka, Nocturne (1910) & Creation (1920).
neitherlandish: Frantisek Kupka, Nocturne (1910) & Creation (1920).

thebeautymodel:

Daphne Groeneveld by Txema Yeste for Harper’s Bazaar Spain April 2013.

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thebeautymodel: Daphne Groeneveld by Txema Yeste for Harper’s Bazaar Spain April 2013.
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typeworship:

Letters from Newhouse Books

I’ve been following Michael Newhouse’s tumblr blog since around the time it started a couple of years ago.

The illustrator from Montana posts an eclectic mix of items scanned from his bookshelf. Over time there have been some fantastic old characters, a few of which I’ve collected here. Many taken from Signist’s Modern Book of Alphabets by F. Delamotte (1906).

 I love these hand-drawn – and in some case quite wobbly – letters and numbers. Note the abundance of drop-shadows used to emphasise each letterform. Click on each to see their origin.

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typeworship: Letters from Newhouse Books I’ve been following Michael Newhouse’s tumblr blog since around the time it started a couple of years ago. The illustrator from Montana posts an eclectic mix of items scanned from his bookshelf. Over time there have been some fantastic old characters, a few of which I’ve collected here. Many taken from Signist’s Modern Book of Alphabets by F. Delamotte (1906).  I love these hand-drawn – and in some case quite wobbly – letters and numbers. Note the abundance of drop-shadows used to emphasise each letterform. Click on each to see their origin.
typeworship: Letters from Newhouse Books I’ve been following Michael Newhouse’s tumblr blog since around the time it started a couple of years ago. The illustrator from Montana posts an eclectic mix of items scanned from his bookshelf. Over time there have been some fantastic old characters, a few of which I’ve collected here. Many taken from Signist’s Modern Book of Alphabets by F. Delamotte (1906).  I love these hand-drawn – and in some case quite wobbly – letters and numbers. Note the abundance of drop-shadows used to emphasise each letterform. Click on each to see their origin.
typeworship: Letters from Newhouse Books I’ve been following Michael Newhouse’s tumblr blog since around the time it started a couple of years ago. The illustrator from Montana posts an eclectic mix of items scanned from his bookshelf. Over time there have been some fantastic old characters, a few of which I’ve collected here. Many taken from Signist’s Modern Book of Alphabets by F. Delamotte (1906).  I love these hand-drawn – and in some case quite wobbly – letters and numbers. Note the abundance of drop-shadows used to emphasise each letterform. Click on each to see their origin.
typeworship: Letters from Newhouse Books I’ve been following Michael Newhouse’s tumblr blog since around the time it started a couple of years ago. The illustrator from Montana posts an eclectic mix of items scanned from his bookshelf. Over time there have been some fantastic old characters, a few of which I’ve collected here. Many taken from Signist’s Modern Book of Alphabets by F. Delamotte (1906).  I love these hand-drawn – and in some case quite wobbly – letters and numbers. Note the abundance of drop-shadows used to emphasise each letterform. Click on each to see their origin.
typeworship: Letters from Newhouse Books I’ve been following Michael Newhouse’s tumblr blog since around the time it started a couple of years ago. The illustrator from Montana posts an eclectic mix of items scanned from his bookshelf. Over time there have been some fantastic old characters, a few of which I’ve collected here. Many taken from Signist’s Modern Book of Alphabets by F. Delamotte (1906).  I love these hand-drawn – and in some case quite wobbly – letters and numbers. Note the abundance of drop-shadows used to emphasise each letterform. Click on each to see their origin.
typeworship: Letters from Newhouse Books I’ve been following Michael Newhouse’s tumblr blog since around the time it started a couple of years ago. The illustrator from Montana posts an eclectic mix of items scanned from his bookshelf. Over time there have been some fantastic old characters, a few of which I’ve collected here. Many taken from Signist’s Modern Book of Alphabets by F. Delamotte (1906).  I love these hand-drawn – and in some case quite wobbly – letters and numbers. Note the abundance of drop-shadows used to emphasise each letterform. Click on each to see their origin.
typeworship: Letters from Newhouse Books I’ve been following Michael Newhouse’s tumblr blog since around the time it started a couple of years ago. The illustrator from Montana posts an eclectic mix of items scanned from his bookshelf. Over time there have been some fantastic old characters, a few of which I’ve collected here. Many taken from Signist’s Modern Book of Alphabets by F. Delamotte (1906).  I love these hand-drawn – and in some case quite wobbly – letters and numbers. Note the abundance of drop-shadows used to emphasise each letterform. Click on each to see their origin.
typeworship: Letters from Newhouse Books I’ve been following Michael Newhouse’s tumblr blog since around the time it started a couple of years ago. The illustrator from Montana posts an eclectic mix of items scanned from his bookshelf. Over time there have been some fantastic old characters, a few of which I’ve collected here. Many taken from Signist’s Modern Book of Alphabets by F. Delamotte (1906).  I love these hand-drawn – and in some case quite wobbly – letters and numbers. Note the abundance of drop-shadows used to emphasise each letterform. Click on each to see their origin.
typeworship: Letters from Newhouse Books I’ve been following Michael Newhouse’s tumblr blog since around the time it started a couple of years ago. The illustrator from Montana posts an eclectic mix of items scanned from his bookshelf. Over time there have been some fantastic old characters, a few of which I’ve collected here. Many taken from Signist’s Modern Book of Alphabets by F. Delamotte (1906).  I love these hand-drawn – and in some case quite wobbly – letters and numbers. Note the abundance of drop-shadows used to emphasise each letterform. Click on each to see their origin.
typeworship: Letters from Newhouse Books I’ve been following Michael Newhouse’s tumblr blog since around the time it started a couple of years ago. The illustrator from Montana posts an eclectic mix of items scanned from his bookshelf. Over time there have been some fantastic old characters, a few of which I’ve collected here. Many taken from Signist’s Modern Book of Alphabets by F. Delamotte (1906).  I love these hand-drawn – and in some case quite wobbly – letters and numbers. Note the abundance of drop-shadows used to emphasise each letterform. Click on each to see their origin.
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fer1972:

Photosynthesis by Blackecho92

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fer1972: Photosynthesis by Blackecho92
fer1972: Photosynthesis by Blackecho92
fer1972: Photosynthesis by Blackecho92
fer1972: Photosynthesis by Blackecho92

evolutionists:

Jessica Tan Gudnason.

Chinese Opera.

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evolutionists: Jessica Tan Gudnason. Chinese Opera.
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Solar Systems (by Ross Sonnenberg)

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Solar Systems (by Ross Sonnenberg)
Solar Systems (by Ross Sonnenberg)
Solar Systems (by Ross Sonnenberg)
Solar Systems (by Ross Sonnenberg)
Solar Systems (by Ross Sonnenberg)