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www.designklog.com
A collection of visual inspiration and ideas from a New York based Graphic Designer living in Williamsburg Brooklyn.
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Contact
kmangano@kmangano.com
> www.kmangano.com
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Links
Flickr
The Worm
Deamplified
G² Blog
Invisible Citizens
Danielle Rizzolo's Blog
Yea! That's Fresh
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Your Condo Is Ugly
I love this sticker that I walk by every morning on the way to the train. Ohh the perils of Williamsburg gentrification.
Driggs and N1st, Williamsburg Brooklyn
Very Cool Wedding Invitation
After returning from my cousin’s wedding this past weekend and while I am currently designing an invitation for my friends’ wedding, I thought this post would be appropriate. I love non-traditional invites. I especially love this typographic approach to tell this couple’s dating saga. Check it out full size here. The construction of the RSVP post card is also very clever. Ohh I love to see what designers decide to do for THEIR weddings.
Designed by Matt Dorfman printed by Kayrock in Williamsburg.
Letter Cult
LetterCult just posted their picks for Best of 2009 So Far. It is a great collection of custom typograhy. Better yet, my friend Nick has 2 peices featured in it.The Regulars
In this week’s NY Mag Approval Matrix I spotted Sarah Stolfa’s book entitled The Regulars — a collection of portraits of Philadelphia barflies. Of course I was intrigued. As it turns out these portraits were all taken at a bar called McGlinchey’s which was a favorite watering hole of mine my sophmore year of college. Ohh memories. I think these are great, but maybe you need to know the place to really appreciate them.Photo-Lettering for a New Generation
The Photo-Lettering library is a collection of film-based display type that was widely used from 1936 until the rise of desktop publishing. In 2003, House Industries purchased Photo-Lettering’s entire assets. House is digitizing the collection and is about to launch PhotoLettering.com — a web service that will allow designers to access the same hand-designed type used in the days before Illustrator and Photoshop but with a lot of new customizing features built into the web interface.
Ummm, this is going to be awesome! Get the full story here.



