Typografika / Enter the Dragon
Wishing you a Happy New Year, 2012.
Above: Erik Brandt with an anagram poem by Elisabeth Workman (A1, 2011). Wishing you and yours all the best for the New Year.
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Erik Brandt added these words on Jan 02 12 at 2:58 PMTypografika/Enter the Dragon. Anagram poem by Elisabeth Workman for 2012. http://t.co/vZ7gw5Mq #geotypografika #typografika
Graphic Design, Type added these words on Jan 02 12 at 6:51 PMTypografika / Enter the Dragon http://t.co/7HmgOuTT #Type #Typography
dan sinclair added these words on Jan 08 12 at 9:15 PMi love staring at this for a long period of time!
Erik Brandt added these words on Jan 09 12 at 8:51 AMMany thanks, Dan! It started with the type I made for it, then it was originally “Here be Dragons,’ but all the anagrams were so negative.
daniel sinclair added these words on Jan 30 12 at 12:44 AMRT @geotypografika: Typografika / Enter the Dragon #design http://t.co/C3eYXAgA
Erik Brandt added these words on Jan 30 12 at 1:07 AMRT @geotypografika: Typografika / Enter the Dragon #design http://t.co/C3eYXAgA
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