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Winning Type Design
Wednesday, 18 March, 2009
Posted by Admin
In 1946 the Type Directors Club was created to promote excellence in typography and has featured some of the greatest names in type design. Each year they hold a type competition. The 2009 competition was judged in New York during January. Of the 160 entries, 18 winners have now been announced. Here’s a glimpse of some of the winners. For a full list and more extensives examples of type visit www.tdc.org/ - And the winner is...
Labels: Design Awards, typography, Type Directors Club
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