CreativeMornings/Findings

Get physical with self-billed “typomaniac" Erik Spiekermann. The living legend (and past CreativeMornings/Berlin speaker) talks physical versus digital type in a book on his life and work: Hello, I am Erik, which is being called the "first-ever visual biography.” Coming this August.

Watch his CreativeMornings/Berlin talk here. →

Get physical with self-billed “typomaniac" Erik Spiekermann. The living legend (and past CreativeMornings/Berlin speaker) talks physical versus digital type in a book on his life and work: Hello, I am Erik, which is being called the "first-ever visual biography.” Coming this August.

Watch his CreativeMornings/Berlin talk here. →

Get physical with self-billed “typomaniac" Erik Spiekermann. The living legend (and past CreativeMornings/Berlin speaker) talks physical versus digital type in a book on his life and work: Hello, I am Erik, which is being called the "first-ever visual biography.” His book is now available for preorder.

Watch his CreativeMornings/Berlin talk here. →

Get physical with self-billed “typomaniac” Erik Spiekermann. The living legend (and past CreativeMornings/Berlin speaker) talks physical versus digital type in a book on his life and work: Hello, I am Erik, which is being called the “first-ever visual biography.” Coming this August.

Watch his CreativeMornings/Berlin talk here. →

We could spend all day looking at the work of Ryan Hamrick, a CreativeMornings/Pittsburgh speaker gone Austin, TX. His lettering makes us swoon. Check out his talk from our Pittsburgh chapter where he speaks on how he got his start. →

We’re digging this lightbox of images that our friends at Shutterstock pulled together around this July’s theme of Heritage! Check it out. →

Sara McNally uses ink and paper to connect people. She is the Co-founder of Constellation & Co., a letterpress print studio based in downtown Seattle, Washington, and made quite an impression when she spoke at their local CreativeMornings chapter.

We spoke with the enthusiastic Seattlite about her experience speaking at CreativeMornings, vintage cocktails, and the power of communication. She is this month’s Morning Person. Read the interview. →

World Building in a Crazy World is a series of vignettes about the state of the digital world in 2009. It’s the work of Jonathan Harris, past CreativeMornings/NewYork speaker. Watch his talk. →

If simplicity is the ultimate sophistication, then this month’s theme is our most cosmopolitan yet. We’re talking about “Minimal” across 80+ chapters around the world. The theme was chosen by our Aarhus team and we were thrilled to have Andrew Neyer as the month’s illustrator. Find out more here.

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Jessica Hische spoke at our Vancouver chapter on web typography. Check out her talk. →

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We love this hand-lettered logotype designed for an up-and-coming whiskey line in North Carolina by Ryan Hamrick. The letter artist was a speaker at our Pittsburgh Chapter where he spoke on how he got his start. Check it out. →

We love this spread from CreativeMornings/London speaker Rory Sutherland’s book, Wikiman. He’s the Vice-Chairman of Ogilvy UK. Watch his talk. →

The most popular CreativeMornings talk of all time, Mike Monteiro gives us some valuable advice. Watch the talk. →

Ways of Seeing by John Berger is one of ten books that made this month’s book list on March’s theme of Hidden, curated by the team at Designers & Books.

See the full list here. →

Hidden Forms by Franco Clivio is one of ten books that made this month’s book list on March’s theme of Hidden, curated by the team at Designers & Books. See the full list here. →